Amazon -owned Zoox says it has released a call for all 270 cars after she climbed uninterrupted robotics in Las Vegas in a passenger car on April 8, Reuters Reports. The update was launched between 16 and 17 April to address a risk fraught position that could arise when the car that runs more than 40 miles closed on another vehicle approaching its lane from a vertical corridor before stopping.
In a press release on TuesdayZoox said there was only slight damage to both cars and no injuries were reported. Zoox shared how the accident played in voluntary Safety summons report It was sent to the National Road Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on May 1:
The accident included a passenger car quickly approaching the corridor as Robotaxi was created for this purpose. It is expected that the passenger car will move forward, Zoox Robotaxi slowed down and headed to the right. Instead, the car stopped, as it was completely achieved to Zoox Robotaxi and staying in the shoulder lane. Zoox Robotaxi is strongly intense, but the connection was inevitable.
The report states that before the update, the company says: “In the situations in which Zoox vehicles operate at speeds of more than 40 miles per hour, an increasing vehicle may stumble from a vertical corridor approaching the zoo vehicle lane, and the Zoox vehicle may make an unconstruction that the car will go to the Zoox vehicle container.” The reaction based on this inaccurate projection can cause an accident, as happened here.
