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Wayve starts testing its buzzy end-to-end self-driving tech in the US


Buzzy, well-funded U.K. startup Wayve is starting to test its self-learning automated driving software in San Francisco, and it's celebrating that entry

Buzzy, well-funded U.K. startup Wayve is starting to test its self-learning automated driving software in San Francisco, and it’s celebrating that entry into the U.S. by also opening an office in Sunnyvale, CA. Wayve says it will start by testing a more limited version of its automated driving system — which is self-learning versus rules-based, similar to Tesla’s approach — before trying anything more advanced. That means test drivers will be zipping around the Bay Area with their hands off the wheel of a small fleet of kitted-out Mustang Mach-E EVs.

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