Self-Driving Cars Tesla's acquisition of DeepScale starts to pay off with new IP in machine learning

Tesla's acquisition of DeepScale starts to pay off with new IP in machine learning
Zoox full 1-hour autonomous drive in San Francisco, with comments.
OEMs Using Private Vehicles to Make HD Maps; Automakers Slash R&D Budgets - Autoline Daily 2817
Self-Driving Truck Developer Kodiak Lays Off About 20% of Employees
autonomous test engineering position questions
Starship Technologies makes redundancies to 'streamline service'
Toyota-backed Pony.ai to offer autonomous delivery service in California

Tesla's acquisition of DeepScale starts to pay off with new IP in machine learning

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 10:12 AM PDT

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Zoox full 1-hour autonomous drive in San Francisco, with comments.

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 01:42 PM PDT

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OEMs Using Private Vehicles to Make HD Maps; Automakers Slash R&D Budgets - Autoline Daily 2817

Posted: 16 Apr 2020 05:32 PM PDT

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Self-Driving Truck Developer Kodiak Lays Off About 20% of Employees

Posted: 16 Apr 2020 05:50 PM PDT

Kodiak Robotics, one of several prominent commercial efforts to fully automate semi-trailer truck driving, laid off about 20% of its employees Wednesday, or about 15, including some engineers. It's the second case of layoffs for a major autonomous vehicle program amid the Covid-19 quarantines in the U.S.

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autonomous test engineering position questions

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 11:04 AM PDT

I saw this job ad for an autonomous test engineering position at TuSimple

https://boards.greenhouse.io/tusimple/jobs/4697046002

my question are.

what does a job like this pay?

any one happen to know what this specific job at Tusimple pays? or any other insider info about the tusimple company.

finally ,

would this job be too rudimentary for a retired software engineer simply looking for something technical to do, that is different than an office job? would a company hire someone like this. or would they only want a younger fresh grad person?

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Starship Technologies makes redundancies to 'streamline service'

Posted: 16 Apr 2020 04:42 PM PDT