The startup says its super-realistic simulation is a better way to prove real-world safety—without the real-world miles.

Toronto-based autonomous vehicle (AV) startup Waabi is calling for the industry to follow the road it has forged by ...

From Stadler Rail and InductEV to First Student, Waabi, H55, and more, these companies are bringing fresh thinking to moving people and goods—on land, at sea, and in the air. This year’s list ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with Raquel Urtasun, the founder and CEO of Waabi, an autonomous driving startup headquartered in Toronto, Canada. The following has ...

Reza Khaj, director at Plug and Play Ventures; Tim Porter, managing director at Madrona; James Newell, managing director at ...

Waabi, Raquel Urtasun's AI company, has raised $280 million across two funding rounds. Having a strong cap table has been part of Waabi's strategy for success, Urtasun said. Uber's Dara ...

100% Free. No Spam. Unsubscribe any time. "The Canadian robotruck startup Waabi says its super-realistic virtual simulation is now accurate enough to prove the safety of its driverless big rigs ...

From left: Momo Nakamura, partnerships manager at Plug and Play; Marius Ciocirlan, CEO at MarkOS; Daryn Nakhuda, head of software at Waabi; and Pradnya Desh, CEO at Advocat AI. (GeekWire Photo ...

Raquel Urtasun, a U of T professor of computer science, demos her startup’s self-driving truck (photo by Nick Iwanyshyn) Waabi is a self-driving trucking startup founded by Raquel Urtasun, a professor ...