Ford to test self-driving cars in Beijing with Baidu, the latest carmaker to join the Apollo platform
A self-driving vehicle for public road testing runs on a road in Beijing on March 22, 2018. Beijing released its first temporary number plates for Baidu's self-driving vehicles for public road testing, with 33 roads with a total distance of 105 kilometres outside the Fifth Ring Road and away from densely-populated areas. Photo: Xinhua
Ford to test self-driving cars in Beijing with Baidu, the latest carmaker to join the Apollo platform
- Apollo has garnered about 130 partners ranging from carmakers to tech giants like Microsoft, and chip maker Nvidia
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Autonomous driving
Updated: Wednesday, 31 Oct, 2018 9:11pm
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A self-driving vehicle for public road testing runs on a road in Beijing on March 22, 2018. Beijing released its first temporary number plates for Baidu's self-driving vehicles for public road testing, with 33 roads with a total distance of 105 kilometres outside the Fifth Ring Road and away from densely-populated areas. Photo: Xinhua
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