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Oxa CEO Gavin Jackson explains why the UK is well-positioned to be a leader in autonomous vehicles, breaks down Oxa's strategy for commercialisation, and unpacks who is liable in the event of an autonomous vehicle crashing.  Oxa, formerly known as Oxbotica, is developing software for autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2014, it is focusing on passenger transportation and industrial autonomy. It has raised more than £150m in funding, including from Google parent company Alphabet. The Oxford-headquartered company recently announced a commercial partnership with a passenger shuttle service in Florida, US. Oxa has been sharing industry input into the UK's Automated Vehicles Bill, which is currently progressing through parliament. Jackson, who previously held senior leadership positions at Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, was appointed CEO of Oxa in December 2021. 

This fourth PAVE Europe panel brings together the insurance and autonomous vehicle industries for a discussion on the impact of self-driving technology on the insurance sector.The panelists will discuss the risks associated with autonomous mobility, including cybersecurity threats, technology failures, and remote operator inattentiveness.  We will also delve into the fundamental shift in insuring autonomous vehicles: from retail auto insurance policies to product liability coverage.We will also address the crucial importance of collaboration between insurance and the AV ecosystem to ensuring that policyholders are protected, and that the benefits of autonomous mobility are realized.Listen as our moderator, Lukas Neckermann – a veteran of the insurance and AV industries and initiator of PAVE Europe – as he is joined by Margherita Atzei of Swiss Re, Jeroen Bartelse of Achmea, and Rebecca Marsden of Oxbotica for a dynamic and insightful discussion on this rapidly evolving sector.

PAVE Member Oxbotica - the UK-based global leader in autonomous vehicle software for businesses - is on a mission to make the Earth move better by unlocking the benefits of self-driving technology to every person and organisation on the planet.Together with Australian-based electronic and software technology company, Applied EV, they are accelerating the commercial applications of fully autonomous, zero-occupancy vehicles.At CES 2023, we were thrilled to sit down with the CEOs of both companies to discuss the year ahead for their organizations and their vision for the partnership. In this PAVEcast, Oxbotica CEO Gavin Jackson and Applied EV CEO Julian Broadbent provided some insight into their joint project: a vehicle that is designed for a wide range of environments and commercial applications, beginning with industrial logistics and goods delivery.Join host Lukas Neckermann from PAVE Europe for an insightful discussion with these two AV leaders!

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This week we discuss:01:08: OXcan raises $3.7m to scale its cancer detection tech04:35  Autonomous vehicles everywhere: Oxbotica raises $140m07:54 Checkout.com's latest financial results10:47 Employee healthcare benefits platform Peppy raises $45m for US expansion17:28 ‘We can predict behaviour': The former spook vetting founders on behalf of VCsThis podcast is brought to you by Zendesk for Startups. Zendesk helps startups build lasting customer experiences from day one. With the Zendesk for Startups Program, startups get Zendesk customer support software and CRM for six months FREE of charge. You'll get access to expert advice and a community of likeminded founders and CX leaders to help you build the foundation for long-term growth. Learn more and claim your 6 months free at zendesk.com/sifted

Paul Newman, Founder, Oxbotica and Andrew Pyne, President & CEO, Wenco International Mining Systems joined Grayson Brulte on The Road to Autonomy Podcast to discuss their partnership and open autonomy. The conversation begins with Paul discussing the founding of Oxbotica in 2014 and his thoughts on applying autonomy to the mining sector.The economics made a ton of sense, it's important, it's doable technically, the business case is made and if I am honest, it's an epically awesome industry. – Paul NewmanIn May 2019, Wenco and parent company Hitachi Construction Machinery became the first company to announce support for open autonomy. Wenco made this decision based on feedback from customers as they wanted to continue to use Hitachi excavators, and not be forced to switch to a new closed autonomous stack solution. Customers really want to have choice and what we are enabling them to do is actually to have that choice. Whether that is to use the Hitachi excavator, the Wenco technology or even some of our competitor technologies. – Andrew PyneThe open autonomy approach is allowing Hitachi's customers to save money and keep control of their operations. The partnership between Wenco and Oxbotica works because it is a relationship that is built on mutual trust and respect. It's this trust that allows for a maximum amount of flexibility when applying autonomy to mining operations around the world. It's been and I am not making a false statement here, the most comfortable collaboration that I have been involved with in my time. – Andrew PynePaul feels the same way about the relationship. When there is mutual trust and respect between the partners, the customers win and that is exactly what is happening with Wenco and Oxbotica's customers.One of our leadership principles is to be a learn it all. It's the antithesis of a know it all. – Paul NewmanWhen open autonomy is applied to mining operations, operators can save millions in terms of the cost of labor which is roughly calculated at $1 million per haul truck. The high-cost of labor is one of the driving factors that is driving the adoption of autonomy in Western Australian mines. To scale, Wenco and Oxbotica have created a Global Mining Group to define SAE Level 5 autonomy for any ISO 23725 open Drive-by-Wire standard. This standard benefits the industry as it creates an environment where other companies can enter the industry. Wenco views this as a positive as the company takes a long-term view approach to business. If there is a standard by which you must have an interface to comply, it's only ever a win. Only ever a win. – Paul NewmanAs the technology is deployed in mines around the world, Wenco is focused on high-value use cases that can scale. Autonomy is resonating with miners because they are innovative and looking for solutions that can allow them to grow their businesses. Miners are innovative. They are very keen to try and look for new innovations because they are compromised. – Andrew PyneWrapping up the conversation, Paul and Andrew discuss how they see the relationship between Oxbotica and Wenco growing and evolving over the next decade.Follow The Road To Autonomy on Apple PodcastsFollow The Road To Autonomy on LinkedInFollow The Road To Autonomy on TwitterRecorded on Thursday, November 17, 2022See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben Uprcoft, VP of Technology at Oxbotica, joins me on Tech Talks Daily. Today's guest has extensive experience in perception systems for field robotics ranging from commercial passenger vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, draglines, haul trucks, and underwater platforms to unmanned aerial vehicles. At Oxbotica, Ben is responsible for technology development and our team of skilled engineers, balancing state-of-the-art algorithms with real-world system implementation to achieve intelligence in self-driving platforms - on and off road. Ben's previous life was as a tenured academic in Computer Vision and Robotics at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia where he focussed on machine learning for field robotics. He led the Robotics and Autonomous Systems group of over 150 postgraduate students, postdocs, and academics. Today, we explore delivering safe and sustainable AV technology that will reshape the future of transportation and mobility. I learn more about Oxbotica's software, Oxbotica Driver, which brings flexibility to its fleet customers and partners, such as the Ocado Group, enabling a unique last-mile delivery service. We discuss how Oxbotica is accelerating the adoption of its full-stack Oxbotica Driver by revolutionizing last-mile delivery not just in the UK but in the US, as the company plans to go global and work towards its mission of 'Universal Autonomy.' Earlier this year, the all-electric AppliedEV vehicle, driven by Oxbotica, completed a journey in Oxford with no onboard driver, marking the next step in commercializing AV technology. The target for the first public on-road business deployment with Ocado Group, with a goods delivery variant, completing customer orders will be from 2023 onwards.

This and all episodes at: https://aiandyou.net/ .   Do you have questions about autonomous vehicles (AVs) and the contradictory headlines about them? Me too. So I invited Paul Newman, founder and CTO of Oxbotica, a UK creator of software for AVs, to come on the show and clear up the hype and heat around self-driving cars. He is the BP chair of Information Engineering at the University of Oxford and director of the Oxford Robotics Institute, and in 2020 he was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering Medal for outstanding commercialization of engineering innovation. Paul is really passionate about vehicle autonomy. In this second part he talks about how AVs should handle situations they're not prepared for, regulatory requirements, and what sort of schedule future deployments might follow. All this plus our usual look at today's AI headlines. Transcript and URLs referenced at HumanCusp Blog.        

This and all episodes at: https://aiandyou.net/ .   Do you have questions about autonomous vehicles (AVs) and the contradictory headlines about them? Me too. So I invited Paul Newman, CTO of Oxbotica, a UK creator of software for AVs, to come on the show and clear up the hype and heat around self-driving cars. He is the BP chair of Information Engineering at the University of Oxford and director of the Oxford Robotics Institute; he serves as a science advisor to the Prime Minister and adviser to the UK Department of Transport, and in 2020 he was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering Medal for outstanding commercialization of engineering innovation. Paul is really passionate about vehicle autonomy. Join us in this first part where he distinguishes for us the conditions when a vehicle may operate autonomously sooner rather than later, and defines the Operational Design Domain... and we journey from the Gulf of Mexico to the mines of Australia to the plains of Mars. All this plus our usual look at today's AI headlines. Transcript and URLs referenced at HumanCusp Blog.        

We are very much at the end of the beginning for self-driving vehicles, says Gavin Jackson, CEO of autonomous vehicle software company Oxbotica. What does he mean by this?Well, Gavin thinks that an autonomous future is on the horizon but it won't happen exactly as we imagined. Rather than single occupancy robo-taxis zipping around cities, what will be mainstream first are self-driving industrial vehicles working in mining, construction, energy plants and so on. Keep listening to hear more about this and how Oxbotica is aiming to be an operating system for all autonomous vehicles, working across all use cases from urban shuttles and self-driving trucks to off road delivery pods and more.Thanks for listening to the Next Stage. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on your preferred podcast platform. "The best technology conference on the planet". Join us in Lisbon this November.

Gavin Jackson, CEO of Oxbotica joined Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss how the Oxbotica platform is enabling universal autonomy. The conversation begins with Gavin discussing why he came on as CEO of Oxbotica in December 2021. I feel that the autonomy space still is in the very very early stages of being quite a transformative technology, and almost a generational shift in how people and goods will move forever. It's attractive to me to be so early in such a movement. It's attractive to me, because I think that the impact that this sort of technology can have on the world will be profound. – Gavin JacksonWith Gavin's background at Amazon and Microsoft, he is positioning the company to become a platform. As a universal platform we are able to compose solutions for different verticals, different vehicle types and different domains. With the very same Oxbotica driver platform, you are able to drive big heavy 600 ton trucks in a mine, or 40 ton trucks on a hub-to-hub on a highway or urban densely populated old fashioned victorian London street for goods delivery or indeed for passengers. – Gavin JacksonThe platform approach allows Oxbotica to develop solutions that are both convenient for riders and friendly to the environment through the reduction in carbon emissions. Being based in the UK, Gavin shares his thoughts on the UK market as it relates to autonomous vehicles.All of the infrastructure that exists in the UK is there for excellence. – Gavin JacksonAs Oxbotica scales, the company has global ambitions. In Germany at BP's Lingen refinery, Oxbotica trialed an autonomous vehicle at the refinery as part of BP's technical due diligence prior investing in the company. Deploying an autonomous vehicle at a refinery requires trust and transparency. This is exactly what Oxbotica did and they thrived at it, as it lead to an investment by BP which was a clear validation of their approach.With the proven success of operating at a BP refinery, the company is looking to expand their business in the Oil & Gas market as they prepare to scale their industrial autonomy platform.We think that autonomy is going to change the game. – Gavin JacksonOxbotica's industrial autonomy platform is also being deployed in the mining industry through a partnership with Wenco, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi Construction Machinery. By using autonomous vehicles in mines, global miners are able to reduce carbon emissions due to the lack of idling and in some cases, the electrification of heavy-duty mining vehicles. From autonomous shuttles to autonomous cars to heavy duty mining trucks, Oxbotica is taking a platform approach to autonomy. The diversity of vehicle type is really attractive to us, because it really ignites what we are here to do, which is universal autonomy. One unified platform to drive all of these vehicles. – Gavin JacksonWrapping up the conversation, Gavin shares his vision for the future of Oxbotica.Recorded on Tuesday, May 10, 2022.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Oxbotica is a vehicle software company at the forefront of autonomous technology, and today we have a fascinating chat with Ben Upcroft, the Vice President of Technology. Ben explains Oxbotica's mission of enabling industries to make the most of autonomy, and how their technological progress affects real-world situations. We also get into some of the challenges that Oxbotica and the autonomy space, in general, are currently facing, before drilling down on the important concepts of user trust, future implementations, and creating an adaptable core functionality. The last part of today's episode is spent exploring the exciting possibilities of simulated environments for data collection, and the broadening of vehicle experience. Ben talks about the importance of seeking out edge cases to improve their data, and we get into how Oxbotica applies this data across locations. Key Points From This Episode:The constant joy and excitement that Ben feels about his work!An introduction to Oxbotica and its main mission as an organization. How the advances in autonomy translate into real-world progress in safety and efficiency. Handbrakes on the widespread implementation of more autonomy; Ben looks at current limitations. Facilitating trust in the public sphere for something new and the markers of progress. Oxbotica's array of vehicles and goals beyond basic transportation. Constant evolution and the question of staying on course with the rising tide of technology.  How generic features allow for an adaptable core functionality in Oxbotica's vehicles.  Applying data from different environments to boost performance across location types.How Oxbotica focuses on simulated edge cases as a means to broaden the capabilities of their technologies.The amount of real-world data that is necessary for accurate synthesis. Assessing the idea of quality over quantity when it comes to data for AI applications. The areas of the AI field that have Ben most excited right now; emulation of the human brain for the creation of new platforms! Tweetables:“Oxbotica is about deploying and enabling industries to use and leverage autonomy for performance, for efficiency, and safety gains.” — @ben_upcroft “The autonomy that we bring revolutionizes how we move around the globe, through logistics transport, on wheeled vehicles.” — @ben_upcroft “The idea behind the system is that it is modular, enables a core functionality, and I am able to add little extras that customize for a particular domain.” — @ben_upcroft Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Ben Upcroft on LinkedInOxboticaBen Upcroft on Twitter

Podcast jest dostępny także w formie newslettera: https://ainewsletter.integratedaisolutions.com/ „Zawsze stwierdzaliśmy, że korzystanie z odpowiednich uprawnień do danych zawsze było wąskim gardłem” https://techcrunch.com/2021/10/07/gretel-ai-raises-50m-for-a-platform-that-lets-engineers-build-and-use-synthetic-datasets-to-ensure-the-privacy-of-their-actual-data/?guccounter=1 Niemiecki dostawca przemysłu motoryzacyjnego ZF Friedrichshafen AG zainwestuje w brytyjski start-up oprogramowania do autonomicznych pojazdów Oxbotica, aby wspólnie opracować systemy napędowe dla wahadłowców typu kapsuły, które będą mogły przewozić ludzi i towary. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/zf-invests-oxbotica-develop-autonomous-urban-shuttles-2021-10-07/ Naukowcy z MIT stworzyli system robotyczny, który może sortować bałagan, aby znaleźć przedmiot. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/this-robot-looks-for-lost-items W Singapurze pojawiają się nowi szeryfowie, którzy denerwują wielu mieszkańców. https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/10/08/new-robots-patrolling-for-anti-social-behaviour-causing-unease-in-singapore-streets Chiny wygrały bitwę o sztuczną inteligencję ze Stanami Zjednoczonymi i zmierzają w kierunku globalnej dominacji ze względu na postęp technologiczny, powiedział były szef oprogramowania Pentagonu dla Financial Times. https://www.reuters.com/technology/united-states-has-lost-ai-battle-china-pentagons-ex-software-chief-says-2021-10-11/ Odwiedź www.integratedaisolutions.com

"We always found that using the right permissions on data was always the bottleneck," said Ali Golshan, the CEO who co-founded the company with Alex Watson (CPO) and John Myers (CTO). https://techcrunch.com/2021/10/07/gretel-ai-raises-50m-for-a-platform-that-lets-engineers-build-and-use-synthetic-datasets-to-ensure-the-privacy-of-their-actual-data/?guccounter=1 The German automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen AG is investing in the British software startup Oxbotica for autonomous vehicles in order to jointly develop driving systems for pod-like shuttles that can transport people and goods. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/zf-invests-oxbotica-develop-autonomous-urban-shuttles-2021-10-07/ MIT researchers have developed a robotic system that can sort clutter to find an object. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/this-robot-looks-for-lost-items There are new sheriffs in the city in Singapore and they are unsettling many who live there. https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/10/08/new-robots-patrolling-for-anti-social-behaviour-causing-unease-in-singapore-streets China has won the battle for artificial intelligence with the United States and is on the way to global supremacy due to its technological advances, the former software chief of the Pentagon told the Financial Times. https://www.reuters.com/technology/united-states-has-lost-ai-battle-china-pentagons-ex-software-chief-says-2021-10-11/ Visit www.integratedaisolutions.com

„Wir haben immer festgestellt, dass die Verwendung der richtigen Berechtigungen für Daten immer der Engpass war“, sagte Ali Golshan, der CEO, der das Unternehmen zusammen mit Alex Watson (CPO) und John Myers (CTO) gegründet hat. https://techcrunch.com/2021/10/07/gretel-ai-raises-50m-for-a-platform-that-lets-engineers-build-and-use-synthetic-datasets-to-ensure-the-privacy-of-their-actual-data/?guccounter=1 Der deutsche Automobilzulieferer ZF Friedrichshafen AG investiert in das britische Software-Startup Oxbotica für autonome Fahrzeuge, um gemeinsam Fahrsysteme für podähnliche Shuttles zu entwickeln, die Personen und Güter transportieren können. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/zf-invests-oxbotica-develop-autonomous-urban-shuttles-2021-10-07/ MIT-Forscher haben ein Robotersystem entwickelt, das Unordnung sortieren kann, um einen Gegenstand zu finden. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/this-robot-looks-for-lost-items Es gibt neue Sheriffs in der Stadt in Singapur, und sie verunsichern viele, die dort leben. https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/10/08/new-robots-patrolling-for-anti-social-behaviour-causing-unease-in-singapore-streets China habe den Kampf um künstliche Intelligenz mit den Vereinigten Staaten gewonnen und sei aufgrund seiner technologischen Fortschritte auf dem Weg zur globalen Vorherrschaft, sagte der ehemalige Software-Chef des Pentagon der Financial Times. https://www.reuters.com/technology/united-states-has-lost-ai-battle-china-pentagons-ex-software-chief-says-2021-10-11/ Visit www.integratedaisolutions.com

Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are (probably) coming. In this episode, Laura is taken for a spin on public roads in one - going on a journey through Greenwich, London, with nothing other than a robot car for company (if you ignore the two safety drivers ready to step in at any moment).Are Driverless Cars, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, or AVs, a solution to a problem, or are they just tech for tech's sake?The UK is betting big on AVs. The Government wants to make the UK a hub for this technology and has invested £200m into Research and Development already. Our thanks to this episode's interviewees: Balazs Csuvar - Head of Delivery at DG Cities; Stephen Kyberd, Field Engineering Lead at Oxbotica; Niranjan Thiyagarajan, Management consultant advising the car industry on AVs; Krishnan Jayaraj Menon, Project Manager at Oxbotica - and last but not least our driver, Tristan, and co-driver, Dan.You can watch a video of the car in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZNIE_ABGf0&t=26s; and see their vision for the future here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUCSnrWUBc0 you can even order your own VR headset from the Endeavour Project here, to experience the vids in 3D: https://www.projectendeavour.uk/vr-registrationWe hope you enjoy this episode of Streets Ahead, a podcast dedicated to the world of active travel, liveable streets and people-focused urban design.We're on Twitter and welcome your feedback on our episode: http://www.twitter.com/podstreetsaheadIf you're reading this, please can you take 1 minute to give us a rating and write a review? It helps us more than you probably think.Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Any vehicle. Any time. Any environment. Universal autonomy is Oxbotica's goal. On this episode of Driverless, Zach Adams and Tod Northman speak with Oxbotica's Carolyn Coates, head of in-house legal for the UK-based autonomous driving software company. Founded in 2014 by Oxford professors, Oxbotica builds software for real-world application by drawing on principles of physics, robotics, maths, and artificial intelligence. Carolyn explains how she helps Oxbotica navigate the regulatory and legal framework of autonomous vehicles and describes some of Oxbotica's current initiatives.

It's time for another edition of Innovation of the Week! On this episode, Rob shares Oxbotica's plan for Universal Autonomy, Kweku hails Aqualonis' water-harvesting CloudFisher and Amy delves into sweat-powered scrolling. FIND US ONLINE All previous episodes: granttree.co.uk/what-comes-next/ Twitter: @wcnpod Instagram: @wcnpod GET IN TOUCH Questions? Comments? Fiery opinions? We'd love to hear them! Drop us an email at wcn@granttree.co.uk

Today's guest is Paul Newman, Founder & CTO at Oxbotica. In this episode we discuss the complexities of developing AV technology that can be retrofitted onto any vehicle, Oxbotica's go to market strategy and how they approach partnerships, and Paul's vision for what the path to commercialization looks like for autonomous passenger vehicles.

In this episode we chat to Paul Newman, founder & CTO of Oxbotica, a start-up company that has grown through to be one of the world’s leading autonomous driving software companies. They build software for real-world application, drawing on principles of physics, robotics, maths, AI and are heavily involved in the mining industry. Paul is a creator, pioneer and innovator of autonomous vehicle technology. He is CTO at Ox-bot-ica, holds the BP Chair of Information Engineering at the University of Oxford, and is Director of the Oxford Robotics Institute. We discuss in more depth the technological advances in automation within the mining industry like they have with companies including Wenco and Bp who they have partnered with KEY TAKEAWAYS The primary focus behind Oxbotica is to change the way in which people and goods can be moved, by creating software that changes the way machines learn and adapt. Universal autonomy is the art of creating software that can cause machines to adapt to any sector, no matter what the field of business. The key to autonomous vehicles is to create a free flow of information that can be called upon by any vehicle at any time depending on the situation. BEST MOMENTS 'How do make a big machine do something for you?' 'Oxbotica makes software that changes the way that goods and people move' 'With those things you have the principles of autonomy' 'The vehicles must be smart enough' VALUABLE RESOURCES Dig Deep – The Mining Podcast on iTunes Paul Newman LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-newman-13457b15b?originalSubdomain=uk Oxbotica - https://www.oxbotica.com/about-us/ ABOUT THE HOST Rob Tyson is an established recruiter in the mining and quarrying sector and decided to produce the “Dig Deep” The Mining Podcast to provide valuable and informative content around the mining industry. He has a passion and desire to promote the industry and the podcast aims to offer the mining community an insight to peoples experiences and careers covering any mining discipline, giving the listeners helpful advice and guidance on industry topics. Rob is the Founder and Director of Mining International Ltd, a leading global recruitment and headhunting consultancy based in the UK specialising in all areas of mining across the globe from first world to third world countries from Africa, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australia. We source, headhunt and discover new and top talent talent through a targeted approach and search methodology and have a proven track record in sourcing and positioning exceptional candidates into our clients organisation in any mining discipline or level. Mining International provides a transparent, informative and trusted consultancy service to our candidates and clients to help them develop their careers and business goals and objectives in this ever-changing marketplace. CONTACT METHOD rob@mining-international.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/ www.mining-international.org https://twitter.com/MiningConsult https://www.facebook.com/MiningInternational.org https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC69dGPS29lmakv-D7LWJg_Q?guided_help_flow=3 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alisyn Malek is the Executive Director for the Commission on the Future of Mobility. She is also the founder and CEO of Middle Third, a boutique mobility consultancy helping clients to unlock the potential of technology and transportation. Prior to these roles, she co-founded May Mobility building autonomous vehicle transportation solutions. She grew the company from laboratory concept to operations in three states and a strong pipeline for growth in less than three years. Alisyn started her career as an engineer working on electric vehicle charging technology at General Motors before moving to their corporate venture arm, leading investments across electrification, connected vehicles, mobility and autonomy. Alisyn was recognized as an Automotive News All Star in 2019, a top ten female innovator to watch by Smithsonian in 2018 and a top automotive professional under 35 to watch by LinkedIn in 2015 Topics include: - The importance of policy in enabling transportation improvements - Why the Commission on the Future of Mobility was founded - Their six key principles and their blueprint for making a difference - Alisyn’s journey from EV engineer to venture capital, May Mobility, and now the Commission https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisynmalek/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/cofomobility/ https://twitter.com/m_alisyn https://twitter.com/cofomobility Also, if you like this show, I recommend you check out the Wunder Mobility Podcast with Gunnar Froh and Sam Baker, the co-founders of Wunder Mobility. They cover topics across the new mobility ecosystem and already have invited inspirational thought leaders from the mobility sector to share their visions, products, successes, and setbacks. A really great interview they have done recently is with Ozgur Tohumcu CEO of Oxbotica around the actual and honest status quo of autonomous mobility. https://wundermobility.podigee.io/ Future of Mobility: The Future of Mobility podcast is focused on the development and implementation of safe, sustainable, and equitable mobility solutions, with a focus on the people and technology advancing these fields. https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonbartneck/ http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/ Music credit: Slow Burn Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

Tom McCarthy joins the show to discuss how Motiv Space Systems is developing a robotic arm to survive the extreme cold of the Moon's South Pole. The COLDarm can survive temperatures as environments as cold as –279°F. COLDarm could be headed to the Moon in 2024. I also talk to Ben Upcroft, VP of Technology at Oxbotica, a company developing autonomy software for all sorts of autonomous vehicle applications, both off-road and on-road. We discuss the keys to infrastructure free navigation, the acceleration of innovation in the autonomous vehicle space and why Level 5 robotaxis might never arrive. And I discuss how Spot Arm will improve Boston Dynamics' Spot quadruped and the disappointment of Waymo not expanding its robotaxi service in Arizona.

For this episode of the AVID Learning podcast Ryan Maughan talks to Dr Ben Upcroft, VP of Technology at British autonomous vehicle technology firm Oxbotica.Ben has had a long career in robotics and autonomous technology having been involved in the space since completing his PhD back in 2004 he then began working as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow looking at field robotics.Ryan and Ben discuss the autonomous vehicle market looking at examples of applications both on and off highway. Ben shares with us his views on the future direction of travel in the industry and the work to do before self driving vehicles become common on our roads.They also discuss what Oxbotica do, which is a fascinating discussion in itself developing and bringing together the different software elements required to make autonomous technology a reality.If you are interested in autonomous vehicles, check this podcast outDr Ben Upcroft LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-upcroft/ Oxbotica corporate website - https://www.oxbotica.com/Ryan Maughan LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-maughan-a2893610/AVID Technology website - https://avidtp.com/ Follow AVID on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Avidtechnology1/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/2104817/Twitter - https://twitter.com/avidtechnology1

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The #AI Eye: Cisco (NasdaqGS: CSCO) Partners with Oxbotica for Autonomous Vehicle Solutions, IBM (NYSE: IBM) Announces Strategic Alliance with C3.ai for AI Digital Transformation

The #AI Eye: Cisco (NasdaqGS: CSCO) Partners with Oxbotica for Autonomous Vehicle Solutions, IBM (NYSE: IBM) Announces Strategic Alliance with C3.ai for AI Digital Transformation

Today: I may have spotted an Apple autonomous test vehicle; pedestrian systems are no good (and why I'm pushing for standards and regulations); Oxbotica and Addison Lee ready AV testing in London in 2020 (with possible deployment for passengers in 2021); and big players in the AV space launch the Autonomous Vehicle Computing Consortium. ALSO: My full 19-minute Tesla Model 3 review is live; watch it here and be sure to subscribe to my channel! Read, listen, and discuss this episode at MarcHoag.com Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/AutonomousHoag Follow us on Instagram at instagram.com/autonomoushoag Like us on Facebook: fb.com/autonomoushoag Subscribe to my new YouTube channel at youtube.com/channel/UCzDAWTzwkA_MgmqoOKhHYzQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/autonomous-cars-with-marc-hoag/message

In this series, Julian Birkinshaw, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, cuts through the hyperbole and scaremongering to explore the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence. How are companies actually using AI today? What practical problems is it solving? What are the challenges and opportunities? In this episode, Julian hosts Richard Jinks, Vice President – Commercial at Oxbotica, and Michael G Jacobides, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, for a conversation on autonomous vehicles and the mobility applications of AI.

Oxbotica is a spin-out from Oxford University’s acclaimed Mobile Robotics Group, and the business specialises in mobile autonomy. At the time of recording Graeme was CEO, however he is now the SVP of External Affairs; a critical role given the stage and state of development in this sector. We chat about where the tech is at, and what changes need to happen in infrastructure and regulation to make autonomous vehicles common-place.

Paul Newman, Co-Founder and CTO of Oxbotica, discusses the development of their autonomous driving software. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Topic Discussed : Future of Global Shared Driverless Vehicles Market, Forecast to 2031Speakers : Guruguhan NatarajKey Takeaways :1) Shared Driverless vehicle (SDV) market revenue is estimated to reach $10.40 billion globally by 2031. Growth is expected at a CAGR of 60.7% between 2017 and 20312) The legal framework is being formulated in Europe and the United States. Government support of SDV systems is expected to be a significant factor in the proliferation of automated buses by the year 2025. Many regional governments such as England, Finland, Netherlands, Japan, Singapore and some US states are pushing autonomous driving technologies3) Automated bus transit systems are expected to have significant growth post 2021. This is because of the launch of commercial operations and entry of new market participants. Key automotive OEM’s are expected to form strategic partnerships with autonomous technology solution providers to build automated buses4) Over 71 testing pilots of driverless shuttles were conducted throughout the globe since 2016. Currently there are 21 pilot operational programs in Europe, North America, Middle East and Oceania. Around 10 testing projects are planned which are expected to take place in 20185) Navya and Easymile lead the driverless shuttle market in terms of pilot projects. The two companies contribute to more than 70% of the total number of testing pilots conducted globallyRelated Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, 2getthere, Auro, Bestmile, Easymile, Local Motors, Mobileye, Navya, Nuro, Oxbotica, RideCell, bosch, continental, nvidia, valeo, 3D Mapping, AI, Autonom Shuttle, Bestmile, Cloud based Platform, Commuters, Connectivity, EZ10, Easymile, First mile, Last mile, LiDAR, Navya, Nuro, Olli, Oxbotica, SAV, SDV, Sensor Technology, Shared Autonomous Vehicles, Shared Driverless Vehicles, Smart City, Urban RailWebsite: www.frost.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Google & Co. sollen die Kriterien ihrer Algorithmen offenlegen In Deutschland soll es bald erstmals spezifische Regeln für den Umgang mit Inhalten bei Suchmaschinen, sozialen Netzwerken und anderen "Intermediären" geben, die Internetnutzern ihre Vermittlungsdienste anbieten. Dies kündigte die rheinland-pfälzische Staatssekretärin für Medien und Digitales, Heike Raab, am Mittwoch auf der Media Convention Berlin im Rahmen der re:publica an. Die Länder wollten Google, Facebook, Apple & Co. in einem neuen "Modernisierungsstaatsvertrags" angehen, erläuterte die SPD-Politikerin. Twitter ruft nach Sicherheitspanne zum Passwortwechsel auf Durch eine Panne wurden bei Twitter intern Passwörter unverschlüsselt abgespeichert. Das Unternehmen empfiehlt eine sofortige Passwortänderung. Mittlerweile hat Twitter seine Nutzer per E-Mail informiert. Ob sämtliche oder nur einige Twitter-Accounts betroffen sind, ist derzeit nicht bekannt. Wenn das Roboterauto mit der Versicherung spricht Das britische Start-up Oxbotica will autonome Fahrzeuge schneller auf die Straße bringen, indem deren Daten direkt mit Versicherern oder Behörden geteilt werden. Ein erstes Pilotprojekt beginnt derzeit, berichtet Technology Review in seiner Online-Ausgabe. In Rahmen des Versuchs setzt Oxbotica drei autonome Ford-Fusion-Modelle ein, in denen Stereokameras, Lidarsensoren und die Fahrsoftware der Firma, Silenium, stecken. Zugriff auf Nutzerdaten: Facebook entlässt Mitarbeiter Facebook hat einen Mitarbeiter entlassen, der auf der Dating-Plattform Tinder mit seinem Zugang zu persönlichen Daten von Facebook-Nutzern geprahlt hat. Das berichtet das Wall Street Journal unter Berufung auf eine eingeweihte Person. Für das Netzwerk kommt der Vorfall zur Unzeit. Diese und alle weiteren aktuellen Nachrichten finden Sie auf heise.de

Autonomous cars have been a staple of science fiction for years featuring in films like Minority Report and I Robot. But how far away are we really from enjoying a hassle-free driving journey? To find out the answer we visited Dr Ingmar Posner, Associate