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Amazon’s autonomous vehicle company ZOOX has recalled the second volunteer program in San Francisco in San Francisco on May 8 after a collision in San Francisco.
The latest incident, the company’s saying was mixed with a ZOOX vehicle that works in a low speed.
Just a few weeks ago, The company remembered about 270 vehicles After a Las Vegas crash between a passenger car associated with the ability to predict the movement of a Zoox Robotaxi and the movement of other road users.
This issue still seems to be anxious.
“Zoote vehicle stopped during contact” Company ” statement The accident is read on May 8. “E-scooterist collapsed directly next to the vehicle. Robotaxi was then stopped and stopped after finishing his turn but did not contact the e-scuterist.”
According to Zooxun, e-scowerist, according to ZOOX, rejected a proposal to medical care for minor injuries.
ZOOX, it said that the regulators share information and videos with the relevant information and videos and already “preventing vehicles from preventing vehicles while the vehicle can be very close to the vehicle”.
A robotaxi that can damage another Robotaxi crashing to move after a collision. See what happened to Cruise, ZOOX’s Erstwhile opponent. GM saw that one of the company’s robotaxis has collapsed in a pedestrian road by a pedestrian road managed by a pedestrian-controlled vehicle Dragged on foot with 20 feet When attempting a boot maneuver.
TechCrunch prepared to learn whether it’s a mind to learn whether the program is back to the recall or unexpected hard brake, whether other factors in the game.
In March, Zoox 258 remembered the vehicle Due to the problems related to the autonomous driving system that can cause unexpected hard brakes, after watching the two news of the events in which motorcyclists collided behind the ZOOX test tools.
ZOOX did not respond to Techcrunch to confirm how much the vehicle, including the vehicle, including how many vehicles, including this update.
TechCrunch, for more information about the call, appealed to the National Highway Safety Department.
