Uber may start a self-driving service in Dallas
San Francisco, California, USA - May 16, 2017: An Uber self-driving Volvo XC90 SUV on 7th street and Market part of Uber's testing program within San Francisco that resumed in March.Uber will expand data collection for potential autonomous vehicles in Dallas, beginning in November, the ride-hailing service said Tuesday.
Mapping is an expensive, time-consuming and labor-intensive process requiring frequent trips in the specially-equipped vehicles, as well as humans who annotate features such as lane markers, crosswalks and stop signs. Uber began collecting data for potentially autonomous vehicles in 2016 when it acquired the mapping operations supporting Microsoft’s Bing Maps. The acquisition included software, cameras and an image collection team of about 100 employees.
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