Apple will start live tests of its self-driving car system in California with six human drivers and three cars, the company said in training documents submitted to the Department of Motor Vehicles earlier this month. The drivers, whose names were accidentally revealed, include a cadre of former NASA engineers.

Apple will start live tests of its self-driving car system in California

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Waymo (Google) Shaved 90% Off LIDAR Sensor Cost By Producing In-House ($75,000 To $7,500)

Waymo (Google) Shaved 90% Off LIDAR Sensor Cost By Producing In-House ($75,000 To $7,500)

U.K. government injects $135 million into driverless and electric projects

UK government injects $135 million into driverless and low carbon emmission project

Lyft and GM will test self-driving fleet within a year

Lyft and GM to trial self driving fleet within a year

Luminar enters Autonomous Vehicle Market

Luminar Enters Autonomous Vehicle Market With Breakthrough Lidar

GM Announces More Than 1,100 Jobs to Expand Cruise Automation Self-Driving Operations in California

Apple Granted Self-Driving Vehicle Testing Permit In California

Detroit could snatch that the title away.