> Turing develops autonomous-driving software for cars and robotaxis rather than making those vehicles. The company is targeting mass production of its driver-assistance software for cars in Japan and the U.S. by 2030. Separately, it plans to launch more advanced autonomous-driving technology for robotaxis in Japan around then, he said.
> Established in 2021, Turing is a relatively new entrant to the autonomous-driving landscape. It competes with established global companies such as Tesla, Waymo and WeRide, and intends to catch up with faster development cycles and increased spending on computing, engineering and driving data.
Japanese autonomous vehicle startup Turing - for cars and robotaxis.
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> Turing develops autonomous-driving software for cars and robotaxis rather than making those vehicles. The company is targeting mass production of its driver-assistance software for cars in Japan and the U.S. by 2030. Separately, it plans to launch more advanced autonomous-driving technology for robotaxis in Japan around then, he said. > Established in 2021, Turing is a relatively new entrant to the autonomous-driving landscape. It competes with established global companies such as Tesla, Waymo and WeRide, and intends to catch up with faster development cycles and increased spending on computing, engineering and driving data.