May Mobility's path to success hinges on using robo-cars in simple scenarios, where they can work well and bring in revenue. “Our sales pitch is not that we are autonomous,” says May Mobility ...

May Mobility and Via provide on-demand, dynamically-routed, shared AV services. Each of the three services in the cities is customized to meet the needs of the city and the community it serves.

May Mobility was cofounded by Edwin Olson, who previously acted as lead investigator on Ford’s driverless car program and co-directed autonomous driving projects at the Toyota Research Institute ...

May Mobility is testing self-driving vehicles in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where it's headquartered, as well as Grand Rapids, Minnesota; and Arlington, Texas, all with human safety drivers. It also has ...

May Mobility lays off 40 amid self-driving headwinds Self-driving tech company May Mobility laid off about 13% of its work force this week. February 15, 2024 06:20 PM Pete Bigelow ...

May Mobility uses its own self-driving technology, which is based on the company’s multi-policy decision-making (MPDM) software. The company says its MPDM software can think like a human, by ...

May Mobility is aiming to spin up long-term operations with its first clients sometime in 2018, which is fast given that it only began as a company earlier this year.

At May Mobility, we believe a leaner approach can work in the AV industry. Rather than growing at any cost, we’ve intentionally kept our burn rate low and focused on generating transportation ...

Autonomous vehicle company May Mobility continues to be the beneficiary of large-scale investors.Ann Arbor-based May Mobility, launched in 2017, received a minority investment from tire company ...

May Mobility was incorporated in early 2017, but it really got off the ground in May 2017. And the company has raised over $11 million in seed funding from investors such as Maven, Tandem, Trucks ...

Autonomous ride-hail and shuttle service May Mobility and transit tech provider Via are launching a small fleet of wheelchair-accessible autonomous vehicles in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.

Ann Arbor, Michigan-based May Mobility is preparing to relaunch its automated mobility service in Grand Rapids, Mich. at the end of August. When the low-speed electric shuttles start again, they ...