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Wayve AI Driver is a solution that bridges L2+ to L4 automation.

Wayve's AI technology is for OEMs and fleets.

Dr. Jamie Shotton bringing his expertise in machine learning to this next generation autonomous vehicle start-up

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The companies are working together to explore how innovations in computer vision and machine learning can be applied to existing fleet and delivery operations to increase the safety of smart urban delivery solutions

The collaboration includes an autonomous delivery trial that will see Wayve’s technology fitted onto a selection of Ocado delivery vans and trialed on urban delivery routes

Wayve develops AI and autonomous driving technology.

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Alex Kendall, co-founder and CEO of Wayve. Wayve is pioneering AI technology to enable autonomous vehicles (AV 2.0)

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Wayve’s Chief Scientist, Jamie Shotton has been at the helm of scientific and industry breakthroughs

Wayve works on autonomous mobility using Embodied AI.

Wayve works with automakers, technology leaders, and global investors on autonomy for vehicles.

Wayve is pioneering a new approach to assisted and automated driving, building end-to-end Embodied AI that scales across any vehicle, anywhere.

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Uber and Wayve launch a paid robotaxi service in London using Wayve’s autonomous-driving system, with licensed safety drivers monitoring from the front seats. Riders can opt in through Uber’s app for UberX, Comfort, or Electric trips, though matches are not guaranteed; the initial fleet uses Ford Mustang Mach-Es, with Nissan Leafs planned. Wayve expects coverage across London except airports and says its AV2.0 system can operate without lidar or high-definition maps.

Sep 2026 · The VergeNews article

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Wayve partners with Uber and Nissan to launch a robotaxi service in Tokyo in late 2026. The plan integrates Wayve’s AI driving software into a Nissan vehicle on Uber’s ride-hailing network.

Mar 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Wayve raises a $1.2 billion funding round at an $8.6 billion valuation to back its autonomous-driving software. Eclipse, Balderton and SoftBank Vision Fund 2 lead the round, with Nvidia, Microsoft and Uber among the participants.

Feb 2026 · SiftedNews article