Robotic Taxi Innovations
2025-10-15 06:56:05

Explore the Latest Innovations in Robotic Taxi Technology and Business Models at SSK Seminar

Seminar Overview



The seminar titled "Latest Technologies and Business Models of Robotic Taxis" will be held on November 20, 2025, from 2 PM to 4 PM (JST), hosted by Tatsu Nagai, representative of Go2Marketing and organizer of the VSI AV Portal. The event will be conducted via Zoom webinar, offering participants the option to view live or access the recording within two weeks post-seminar.

Key Topics Covered


This engaging session will delve into the evolving landscape of robotic taxis, focusing on three significant areas involving global industry leaders. We'll explore the advancements in Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), particularly Level 2 automation and the progression towards Level 3, which enables hands-free driving on highways. In contrast, companies like Waymo are pioneering Level 4 automation, which actively controls the vehicle, providing a new form of transportation known as "Robotic Taxis".

Insights and Analysis


The seminar aims to illustrate how various companies, despite seeming similarities in their technological efforts, actually differ in their technological approaches and intended business models in the realm of robotic taxis. Participants will gain insights into:
  • - Autonomous Robotic Taxis: The latest news and developments from major players such as Waymo, Zoox, and Motional in the USA, Baidu’s ApolloGo, WeRide, and PonyAI in China, alongside global movements outside these regions.
  • - Supervised Robotic Taxis: Developments in supervised operations like Tesla’s project to launch services in Austin, Texas, and updates on litigation and FSD regulations.
  • - Remote-Operated Robotic Taxis: Current advancements from various providers like MayMobility and Fusion Processing, exploring the advantages and challenges of remote operation.

Regulatory Developments


An essential aspect of the seminar will address the ongoing development of regulations surrounding automation technologies. With new frameworks being discussed at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), there are dynamic shifts expected in certification standards by June 2024. Attendees will learn about regulatory landscapes in major automotive markets, including the U.S., Europe, and China, and the critical role that AI technology plays in enhancing these systems.

Workshop Content Includes:


1. Autonomous Robotic Taxis
- Developments in the U.S.
- Updates on Chinese initiatives
- Insights into global trends
2. Supervised Robotic Taxis
- Tesla’s service expansion undertaking
- Legislative updates affecting Tesla operations
3. Remote-Operated Robotic Taxis
- News from operating firms
- Examination of operational advantages and challenges
4. Advancements in Global Regulations
- Insights on regulatory dynamics across regions
5. AI Technologies in Automation
- Overview of recent advancements and regulatory changes
6. Conclusion and Q&A Session

This seminar promises to equip attendees with not only thorough knowledge and understanding of the ongoing transformations in transportation technology but also a clear perspective on the regulatory frameworks influencing the landscape. By analyzing the technology and business models of various companies, participants will emerge better informed about the future of robotic taxis and the evolving market conditions.

Let's navigate the future of transportation together! For more details, please visit SSK Seminar Info or contact:

About SSK


Founded on December 6, 1996, the New Social Systems Research Institute (SSK) has organized around 500 seminars annually, aiming to share high-level business strategies and technological insights to promote growth opportunities for enterprises. SSK remains at the forefront of providing essential resources and expertise for businesses navigating a rapidly changing environment.


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