Israeli autonomous vehicle (AV) start-up Yandex is set to test its cars on Tel Aviv's streets. The sensor-laden AVs will include a human back-up driver, and Yandex said the Russian city's narrow and crowded roads would be a boon to its algorithm. It seems the main challenge of the highly evolving industry would be the regulations, governments, and public opinion, and it would take time for people to accept worldwide the cutting-edge technology, which leads to unknown future. The company located its only R&D centre outside Israel and Israel in Belarus , and aims to take advantage of the country's talent pool.
Israeli autonomous vehicle (AV) start-up Yandex is set to test its cars on Tel Aviv's streets. The sensor-laden AVs will include a human back-up driver, and Yandex said the Russian city's narrow and crowded roads would be a boon to its algorithm. The company located its only R&D centre outside Israel and Israel in Belarus , and aims to take advantage of the country's talent pool.