#Robo-cab

[omshinde5145]

Robotaxi Market Share, Sales Channels and Overview Till 2030

The Robotaxi Market was valued at USD 0.5 billion in 2023 and will surpass USD 42.1 billion by 2030; growing at a CAGR of 88.4% during 2024 - 2030. These autonomous vehicles, designed to operate without a human driver, are poised to revolutionize urban mobility, offering a glimpse into a world where transportation is safer, more efficient, and more accessible. The robotaxi market, though still in its nascent stages, is growing at an unprecedented pace, driven by advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automotive technology.

The concept of robotaxis represents a paradigm shift in how we think about transportation. Unlike traditional taxis or ridesharing services, robotaxis are fully autonomous, relying on a combination of sensors, cameras, and sophisticated algorithms to navigate complex urban environments. This autonomy eliminates the need for a human driver, which not only reduces operating costs but also addresses some of the key challenges facing the transportation industry, such as driver shortages and safety concerns.

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Market Growth and Key Players

The robotaxi market is expected to witness significant growth over the next decade, driven by the increasing demand for autonomous vehicles and the rapid development of supporting technologies. Major automotive manufacturers, technology companies, and startups are all vying for a share of this emerging market. Companies like Tesla, Waymo (a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.), and Cruise (backed by General Motors) are leading the charge, each with their own approach to developing and deploying robotaxi fleets.

In addition to these established players, numerous startups are entering the fray, bringing innovative solutions to the table. For instance, companies like Zoox, Aurora, and Nuro are exploring different aspects of the robotaxi ecosystem, from vehicle design to software development, contributing to the overall growth and diversification of the market.

Benefits and Challenges

The widespread adoption of robotaxis promises numerous benefits, both for consumers and society at large. For consumers, robotaxis offer a convenient, on-demand transportation option that is likely to be more affordable than traditional taxis or ridesharing services, thanks to the elimination of driver-related costs. Moreover, the use of electric vehicles in robotaxi fleets can contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting the global push towards sustainable transportation.

From a societal perspective, robotaxis have the potential to significantly reduce traffic accidents, the vast majority of which are caused by human error. Autonomous vehicles are designed to operate with a high degree of precision and can communicate with other vehicles and infrastructure in real time, minimizing the risk of collisions.

However, the transition to a robotaxi-dominated transportation landscape is not without its challenges. Regulatory hurdles, cybersecurity concerns, and the need for robust infrastructure to support autonomous vehicles are all significant obstacles that must be addressed. Additionally, the impact on employment in the transportation sector cannot be overlooked, as the widespread adoption of robotaxis could lead to job losses for drivers.

The Road Ahead

As the robotaxi market continues to evolve, it is clear that we are on the cusp of a transportation revolution. The benefits of autonomous vehicles are undeniable, but the road to widespread adoption will require careful navigation of the various challenges that lie ahead. Governments, businesses, and consumers all have a role to play in shaping the future of transportation.

For businesses, investing in the development and deployment of robotaxi technology presents a significant opportunity. Those who can successfully navigate the technical and regulatory challenges will be well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for autonomous transportation services.

For consumers, the advent of robotaxis promises to make urban mobility more convenient, affordable, and sustainable. As the technology matures and becomes more widely available, it is likely that robotaxis will become a common sight on our streets, reshaping the way we think about transportation.

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Conclusion  

the rise of robotaxis represents a bold step forward in the evolution of transportation. While challenges remain, the potential benefits are immense, making the robotaxi market one of the most exciting and dynamic sectors to watch in the coming years.

[ladybugboots]

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[tillman]

he is about to be put in the microwave <3

[kvchandru]

(via Tesla Boss Elon Musk Unveils the Groundbreaking Cybercab: The Self-Driving Robotaxi That’s Set to Transform Urban Mobility and Redefine Transport)

In an exciting new chapter for autonomous vehicles, Tesla boss Elon Musk has introduced the world to the highly anticipated Cybercab, a revolutionary self-driving robotaxi that is set to reshape the future of urban transport. This futuristic vehicle marks another significant step in Tesla's journey to revolutionise self-driving cars and offer an eco-friendly solution to urban mobility challenges.

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[reversemoon255]

BoonBoom Killer Robo

I wanna say this may be the last release from BoonBoomger? But they also designed a Killer version of BoonBoom Classic that definitely feels like it's supposed to be a toy. Even though we've hit the final arc of the show, it'd be cool if we got one or two new Killer Versions and they released Killer Classic along with those as a set. I think it's possible since they revealed the Japanese government was developing more BBKRs. I'm not expecting a Killer Leo or anything (though that would be cool), but maybe Dozer and Safari for more weapon options. Maybe a new head. Who know.

This is essentially the same as standard BoonBoom Robo. There are a few sculpted differences, like the tires and head on Trailer, Off-Road's drill, Wagon's fingers. The Police remold (which did not come with this set; it was a movie ticket preorder bonus) has quite a few remolded parts, like Itacha on the lightbar, an entire new front cab, and a new spike trap that accommodates the sticker.

The front of Trailer is also a new piece, clipping on so you can also attach it to BoonBoom Robo. That paint is also well utilized, really being used to bring out the differences between the two. However...

While the paint is well utilized, this is another instance of a premium piece having less paint. Moreover, it's basically all orange, so there're also less colors. There're also strange color instances because of the plastic, like the split colors on the face or the arms that do distract.

There's also the BoonBoom Danger. It's a nice remold, but it only has, like, two car sounds. It's mostly just plays sound clips from the villains if you keep pressing the button. They come in the same order every time, and there are a lot of them, but if there was a version that was $10 cheaper and didn't come with this, I would have taken it.

Overall, a fun remold, but definitely not essential.

[bulbabutt]

i understand theres 193 episodes of 87 so i get why people wouldnt watch all of it (like anything thats description says don turtelli is in it, skip it, trust me, you do not want to see that) BUT if anyone wants a list of good 87 tmnt episodes i started making one when we hit s4

id say watch s1 theres only 5 episodes and its the set up for the show but if you just want to put on some fun stuff heres a list i made while watching it (thus it is missing other good episodes cuz i only thought to do so halfway through the binge once we kept getting banger after banger)

raphael meets his match [the mona lisa episode, if you watch this you will understand why she kept coming back even tho shes only in this episode, shes an icon]

rebel without a fin [just genuinely one of the funniest episodes]

what's michelangelo good for [mikey talks to animals and proves his worth to the team]

donatellos degree [really good donnie ep, really good irma moments]

the big cufflink caper [the turtles join the mob, this premise alone sells it]

raphael drives em wild [raph bodyswaps with a new york cab driver]

michelangelo meets mondo gecko [need i say more?]

napoleon bonafrog colossus of the swamp [absolutely goofy, but i love the punk frogs, and april forklift certified confirmed]

raphael vs the volcano [raph thinks hes going to die so he becomes a superhero]

donatellos duplicate [donnie makes an evil clone]

leonardo the renaissance turtle [the turtles give up fighting crime cuz of a robo cop but Leo doesn’t trust it, really good Leo moments]

adventures in turtlesitting [second baby turtle episode, this time with big brother mikey]

return of the turtleoid [i just like the little turtle man ok]

shreekas revenge [krangs ex comes to town, he proposes to shredder, and this episode is a meme you cannot miss this one]

too hot to handle [donatello almost throws down with a 10 year old]

night of the dark turtle [donatello becomes batman, this one was clearly commentary on btas taking over as the popular kids cartoon so its SOOO funny abt it]

combatland [duplicate turtles, a donnie raph team up, best ending freezeframe]

shredder triumphant [the actual shows finale before it had to get edgy and all the people behind it changed hands, really good send off]

[number1spongebobfan]

This is Skarloey and Rheneas without their cabs. During the 1800s they were dogs with wheels on their legs, because technology wasn't advanced enough back then to make robo-trains. Eventually they were rebuilt into train-people.

This is Stuart and Falcon who worked on the Mid-Sodor railway. Stuart and Falcon were rebuilt into train-people too and they were renamed Peter Sam and Sir Handel.

If this was an actual reboot of Thomas the Train then WB would sue my butt off. Srsly Sir Handel's a freakin' Scooby Doo clone . . .

[jimclassicstoycollection]

Transformers

Bumblebee (movie)

MPM-12

Optimus Prime

by Takara(2021)

I found this in the wild at Target on 10-04-21.

Optimus Prime how he appeared in the 2018 Bumblebee movie. He was a bit pricey at a bout $125, however I had the funds, so I bought it. Even though the figure is packaged in robot mode, as usual I will start off with the vehicle mode first.

You’d think with something as a Masterpeice figure I’d have a lot to say about Optimus Prime, but I really don’t. Partially due to my backlog and my want to get everything posted, and partially because as much as I like the figure it didn’t blow me away. So will keep everything brief.

Vehicle Mode:

Truck mode is a flatnose, cab over engine truck.

The details are really nice, with all the rivets and the gill.

The truck rolls fine, though the truck sit too low to the ground.

The gas tanks seem to be the some of the few pieces of metal on the figure, and it’s unpainted just raw metal; it’s pretty cool.

I’m not a fan of the cat ears near the back of the cab. I don’t remember that being part of the truck in the movie, but it’s been a while, so maybe it was there? Still, I hate it.

One complaint that I have is that the front of the truck as his dry brush soot on the gray front parts but on the side of the truck is perfectly clean and white; it would have been nice had HasTak kept soot deco consistent.

Though the rear of the truck is very kibbly and you don’t even see a trailer hitch, and for that matter why doesn’t Optimus Prime come with a trailer? He was seen hauling one at the finale of the movie.

Comparing MPM12 Optimus Prime to MPM and the ROTF leader class ‘Bayformers’ Optimus too.

All three are of comparable size

MPM Optimus hauling MP10 Optimus’ trailer is not bad, though it is slightly at an angle; you can almost get away with it.

Transformation:

Transforming Prime is not too dissimilar to the Studio Series version of the toy, but with a lot more steps.

It’s wasn’t too complicated, but I though of the plastic was a little too thin for my comfort so I handled the figure carefully. Overall it’s one I can do without the need of instructions.

Robot Mode:

What can I say; this is live action Optimus Prime done right! He looks like the figure, he’s still got a lot of the Bayformers kibbly stuff without sacrificing Optimus Prime’s overall look.

There’s a lot of detail to drink in here. You don’t really have the belly grill anymore, but you have something close enough to it. You got robo-pipes and wires, and yet the yellow arrows on his forearms. It’s a balanced look to Optimus Prime.

And speaking of balanced you can pose Optimus Prime on one leg in a running pose.

My one complaint about the robot mode are Optimus’ hands...what the hell is this? A Masterpiece figure is meant to be high-quality and yet Prime’s hands are at a permanent right angle where there should be hinges at the knuckles. Come one Hasbro; you cheaped out on us on a Masterpiece figure.

Accessories:

Optimus comes with two accessories. a variation on his classic ion rifle and a Matrix of leadership tucked away in his chest.

Removing the Matrix and Optimus can hold it in his hands and it’s di cast metal, and it looks pretty good too.

Final Thoughts:

MPM12 Optimus Prime is a solid figure. The sculpting is great, he poses well, is good to handle, however there could have some more effort put into some of the deco, and I’m not liking his arthritis hands.

[thehorrortree]

Deadline: December 4th, 2023 Payment: Contributors Copy Theme: War Poems about Emerging & Future Tech Middle West Press LLC, an independent micro-publisher of military-themed and -adjacent literary projects, has issued a call for human-generated poems engaging with  “Giant Robot” technology themes. This is a "speculative poetry" market. What is a "Giant Robot" theme? For this project, the term "Giant Robots" can include examples of technologies in timelines both real and imagined, and of any size or (even formless) form. Living Ships. Loitering Drones. Taxi-cab AI. Robot Tanks. Virtual Soldiers. Space Explorers. Mecha-suits. In short, any vessel for exploring themes of human-electro-mechanical-cyber interaction, connection, and competition. The working title of this project is Giant Robot Poems: Poetry About Mecha-Human Science, Culture & War. Editors of the project write: Our intent with this project is to have fun, but also to illuminate, interrogate, and challenge (via the still-human domain of poetry!!!) the ways people think about emerging and future technologies such as robots and drones, Artificial Intelligence (AI), cybernetic enhancements, etc. We are looking for terrain-shifting, mind's-eye-bending, firmament-rending expressions of new and future realities. Be provocative. Be poignant. Be human. Even if you write like a Giant Robot. Ideally, many of the works submitted will engage such questions as: How does technology potentially change human behavior / culture / society? How does technology potentially change human behavior ethics / values? How does technology potentially change the ways humans fight / love / think / feel? Many examples of "Giant Robot-ness" exist in today's news and culture. As a starting point or prompt, our editors offer a list of examples and inspirations. In creating and crafting their own, original concepts and works, poets might consider various modes of commenting, observing, or even inhabiting technologies, mythologies, or stories depicted in these and other venues: Giant Robots in Modern News & Modern War. Examples & inspirations include: Tactical Drones & "Loyal Wingman" concepts Battlefield Robots & Security Drones & Dog-bots Exoskeletons / Powered Armor / Battlesuits / "Iron-Man" Suits Giant Robots in Literature. Examples & inspirations include: Keith Laumer's Bolos "Living Ships," such as those of Anne Leckie's Imperial Radch trilogy; Fred Saberhagen's Berserkers; Anne McCaffrey's "Brain & Brawn Ships" Martha Wells' Murderbot Diaries series Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers (1959) Frankenstein's monster from Mary Shelley's 1818 book; Golems and other fantastical constructed creatures Giant Robots in TV, Toys, Movies & Animation. Examples & inspirations include: "The Iron Giant" (Warner, 1999) "Giant Robo" a.k.a. "Johnny Sokko & His Flying Robot" (1967); "Gigantor" (1963) a.k.a. "Tetsujin 28-go" "Mobile Suit Gundum" (1979) Transformers Voltron; "Titan Maximum" Rock'Em Sock'Em Robots; "Real Steel" (DreamWorks, 2011) Giant Robots in Comics. Examples & inspirations include: Marvel Comics' mutant-hunting Sentinels Giant Robot Maintenance Crew (Cosmic Times, 2017); Mech Cadet Yu (Boom, 2017); Giant Robot Warriors (AiT/PlanetLar, 2004) Giga (Vault Comics, 2020); The Monuments (2023); 20th Century Men (Image, 2023): We Ride Titans (Vault, 2022) Giant Robots in Video & War Games. Examples & inspirations include: OGRE (Steve Jackson Games, 1977-present) BattleTech/MechCommander franchise (FASA) Iron Harvest (King Art, 2020) Titanfall 2 (Electronic Arts, 2016) Pizza Titan Ultra (2018) SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: Deadline for submissions is Dec. 4, 2023. Notifications will be sent not later than Jan. 1, 2024. Target publication date for this project is April 2024. Submit from 1 to 3 poems in the same file (.DOC or .DOCX). Work generated using ChatGPT and similar computer-assisted word "AI" will NOT be accepted. Human-generated poems only, please.

New and original work is preferred. Please note in cover letter whether specific works have previously been published elsewhere. Simultaneous submissions are accepted. Please notify the editors via Submittable if one of more poems becomes unavailable during the consideration period. Publisher requests non-exclusive, worldwide, English-language print and e-book anthology rights. Contributors will receive one complimentary print or digital (where postal delivery is not available) contributor's copy. Submit work via the publisher's Submittable page here at this link. Via: Middle West Press.

[forgotten-conductor]

Robo Fortune: Robo Fortune is a class 31 diesel locomotive, one built in the late 50s. Around the 60s or so Canopy Railroads began their plan to modernize the rails, new signals, point system, and adding Diesels to their roster. Thankfully the controller didn’t scrap our cast of steam engines as they had proven themselves useful, and admired their determination. A batch of diesels were sent to Canopy for trails, one of which was R. Fortune. although she went by her number D87, a lucky number. Like most diesels she was rude and snobby to the other engines. The diesels performed well, however there was an incident that made the board rethink dieselizing the rails. 

Parasoul had lost the express on its return journey to let a diesel test it out for the trails. R. Fortune was heading up with a slow goods train, faulty points switched her onto the wrong line, she went up the express line. Before she knew it, much to her horror the express came flying into view. Both tried to stop, but with how fast the express was going, little could’ve been done. She was hauled back to the works in a very sad state. Her cab had been bent horribly, her engine completely dead, couldn’t even make a cough. Unfortunately the workers were left no choice but to scrap her. That would’ve been the case if not for the help of a strange individual. He want to pay for her repairs, and see if he could experiment on her, to convert her into an electric diesel. The men agreed and a few years later she came out of the works looking brand new. The individual in question then gifted her to the railway to help with mix traffic jobs. She rarely says anything now, she doesn’t say hello, taunt, or even a honk of her horns. I wonder if she’ll ever be the same again, don’t you?

[gasorcrash1]

Inside Tesla's New Revolution: Optimus Robot, Cyber Cab, & Robo Van Unveiled! via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbVXAsU6aNw via Blogger https://ift.tt/7RW9K3v October 12, 2024 at 01:19PM

[tillman]

sorry cab got me on a robo brain wave now

[zenxenophilia]

Imagine Ratchet is in a heated conversation with someone. His chassis opens up to reveal Jack, Miko and Raf just chilling and playing games and sitting on comfy pillows with an air conditioner. He closes it and the person is all like "What was that??" And Ratchet "None of your damn business, that's what. The hell are you looking at??" He loves his sparklings.

Jack, Raf, and Miko:  “Dude, you mind?  We’re kind of in the middle of something here.”

Optimus:  “…..”