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A weekly show discussing the future of transportation Alex Roy, Edward Niedermeyer, and Kirsten Korosec
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#306: Missy Cummings Returns
Former fighter pilot and NHTSA consultant, now professor at George Mason University, the one and only Missy Cummings returns to The Autonocast to discuss the latest issues in driver assistance and autonomous driving safety, including her work at the auto safety regulator.
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#305: AI Hype vs Hard Reality
From Elon Musk's decision to fire the entire Supercharging team as part of Tesla's "pivot to self-driving," to recent fundraising rounds by Motional and Wayve, the entire mobility tech space is caught between the hard work of growing up and doubling down on the AI hype fundraising game. Not everyone can be choosing wisely.
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#304: Crijn Bouman of ROCSYS
Electrification and automation collide in this week's episode, as the gang sits down with Crijn Bouman, EV charging veteran and founder of the automated charger company ROCSYS. From the early days of EV charging, to robotaxi service strategies, to the rise of the North American Charging Standard, this conversation spans a wide variety of fascinating topics.
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#303: The Robotaxi Gambit
With Tesla's core EV business losing all growth momentum, Elon Musk once again appears to be gambling the most valuable automaker in the world on a driving automation tech play that is clearly not viable. The gang chews on this meaty topic, after a round of AV appetizers featuring the return of Cruise and the death of Ghost.
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#302: Picking Through The EV Startup Dumpster Fire
These are rough times for the once-hot world of EV startups, as the hype fades and reality sets in. On this week's episode the gang sifts through the rubble, finding a little good news (Lucid raised cash!) but a lot of challenges for everyone from Fisker to Tesla.
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#301: Adam Woodworth of Wing
Incubated inside Google's X project and now deploying in the real world, Wing is an aerial drone delivery company with some interesting parallels to another of Alphabet's "other bets" the gang regularly discuses: Waymo. But, as CEO Adam Woodworth explains, Wing also provides a very different look at how one engineers automated mobility services at a system level, focused more on creating "lego pieces" than specific vehicles. He joins the show to explain Wing's strategy, the unique challenges it faces, and lessons learned along the way.
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Great One
Conversations are in-depth and the people know what they are talking about. Sound quality is good. I especially like the fact that these people don't just hype things up but show a genuine interest. Thumbs up!
A podcast for americans by americans
They talk about the automotive industry and very little about autonomous cars.
In the beginning they were talking more about autonomous cars. But then they decided that the technology is way too far behind. Since then they shifted to talk about how the industry does not get autonomous driving. Not really interesting. Sometimes they have really good guest and then it gets interesting. But that happens less and less
Quality wise I am also disappointed, they have a lot of „aeerhm“ and filling gaps with just talking around. They pretend to tease the other members, but they are trying very hard to talk each other up, but it does not works because it is too obvious. The worst thing is that they are all soooo busy that they have to leave the podcast early. Hey if you have no interest in your own podcast then just don’t do it.
They started not bad but have gone down hill the last year.
I suppose it is a American "thing“ talking like that and as a European it is just too weird.