First there was [Geohot]’s lofty goal to build a hacker’s version of the self-driving car. Then came comma.ai and a whole bunch of venture capital. After that, a letter from the Feds and a hasty ...

While on the road to develop plug-and-play autonomous driving technology, startup company Comma.ai needs data. Tons and tons of data. Emme Hall Former editor for CNET Cars I love two-seater, RWD ...

The self-driving car startup has released its software platform and plans for a hardware module, the Comma Neo, freely to the public. Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes about automotive ...

Try and try until you die, is not what most people would advice. In this case, however, startup Comma.ai is probably close to calling it quits. After being hit by questions and blocks from both the US ...

Hotz framed the self-driving software, called Open Pilot, as an “open source alternative to [Tesla’s] Autopilot” during a press event that was held in a San Francisco house that serves as Comma.ai’s ...

Two years ago, analysts predicted that upwards of 10 million self-driving cars would hit the road by 2020. These weren't the only bullish indicators -- in 2015 and 2016, respectively, the Guardian and ...

Comma AI wants to give drivers a much better understanding of what's going on under the hood of their car, and a new dongle, Panda, is how it plans to unlock it. The $88 gadget is the latest in a ...

Comma AI has two self-driving cars products called Openpilot and Comma two. Comma had about $5 million in annual revenue in 2020. They have 40 million miles of driving data collected from drivers ...

Four years ago, Comma.ai founder George Hotz turned to his board — of which he is the only member — and fired himself as CEO. At the time, the goal for the famed iPhone and PlayStation 3 hacker, known ...

Autonomous cars. Dashcams that tap into your sensors. Open-source software. Hacking — both cars and phones. What hasn’t Comma.ai dabbled in? No, openpilot isn’t done, and no it’s not ready for ...

George Hotz, who gained worldwide fame when he cracked the iPhone and PlayStation 3 as a teenager, wants everyday folks — not just hackers — to be able to tinker with today’s software-laden cars. On ...

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