Udacity self-driving taxi spin-off Voyage takes aim at Uber


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  • Friday, 07 Apr 2017

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FRANKFURT: Silicon Valley online education start-up Udacity is spinning off a company that will develop self-driving taxis, taking aim at the likes of Uber Technologies Inc, the company said on April 6.

Udacity was co-founded by Sebastian Thrun, who was also the co-founder of the Google X research lab that led development of Google's self-driving car.

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