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2025

  • Aug 20, 2025 Li Auto VLA Driver Model

    Li Auto's VLA Driver model is a vision-language-action driving model that began reaching customers with the Li i8 in August 2025 and was pushed to all AD Max users via OTA 8.0 in September 2025.

    ChinaConsumer appsRobotics

  • Jun 22, 2025 Tesla Robotaxi

    Tesla Robotaxi is Tesla's ride-hailing service, in which passengers hail autonomous vehicles through the company's app; its dedicated two-seat Cybercab has no steering wheel, pedals or mirrors. Limited service began in Austin in June 2025.

    EnterpriseConsumer appsRobotics

  • Apr 22, 2025 Huawei Qiankun ADS 4

    Huawei's intelligent driving system released in Shanghai on 22 April 2025, built on a cloud-plus-vehicle WEWA architecture and offered in four versions, the flagship carrying a dedicated highway L3 package.

    ChinaRoboticsHardware & compute

2020

  • Oct 22, 2020 Full Self-Driving (Supervised)

    Tesla's most advanced driver-assistance package, sold as a $99 monthly subscription. It steers, changes lanes, follows routes and parks, while the driver stays responsible and the car is not autonomous.

    Consumer appsRoboticsSafety & governance

  • Oct 8, 2020 Waymo One

    Waymo's app-based ride-hailing service, in which the car drives itself. It was the first service to carry public passengers without a safety driver, and it is how Waymo brings autonomous driving to ordinary riders.

    EnterpriseConsumer appsRobotics

1999

  • 1999 AIBO Performer Kit

    The AIBO Performer Kit (model ERF-510) is a motion editor released by Sony alongside its ERS-110 robot, letting owners write original movements for the robot on a personal computer and load them with an included Memory Stick.

    Consumer appsProduct historyRobotics

1997

1988

  • 1988 ALVINN

    ALVINN was a 1988 Carnegie Mellon neural network that learned to steer the Navlab van by watching a human driver, an early demonstration of learned end-to-end driving.

    Research historyDeep learningRobotics

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  • XPENG XNGP

    XNGP is XPENG's advanced driver assistance system, developed full stack in-house; its next generation, VLA 2.0, generates driving actions directly from visual signals and is slated for mass production in 2026.

    ChinaConsumer appsRobotics

  • Apollo Go (Luobo Kuaipao)

    Apollo Go is Baidu's autonomous ride-hailing service. It reported more than 2.2 million fully driverless rides in the second quarter of 2025, had passed 14 million cumulative rides by August 2025, and is expanding through testing permits and partnerships with Uber and Lyft.

    ChinaConsumer appsRobotics

  • MER AutoNav and GESTALT

    AutoNav is the autonomous driving software used by NASA's Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers. It combines stereo vision, GESTALT terrain assessment, Visual Odometry, and Field D* path planning to let rovers choose and drive safe paths without step-by-step direction from Earth.

    Research historyRoboticsComputer vision

  • Google self-driving car prototype

    Google's self-driving car prototype was a modified production car that used cameras, radar and a roof-mounted laser range finder to sense traffic, drove routes that had been mapped in advance by manually driven cars, and always carried a trained safety driver and a software operator.

    Research historyProduct historyRobotics

  • Soccer Server

    Soccer Server is a software simulator of soccer, begun by Itsuki Noda as a platform for multi-agent systems research, which later became the official soccer server of RoboCup.

    Research historyOpen sourceRobotics

  • NVIDIA Isaac

    NVIDIA's robotics development platform for simulation, training, perception, and deployment.

    RoboticsDeveloper toolsSimulation