Local Motors has taken the wraps off a new self-driving bus named Olli. The bus is said to be the first autonomous one of its kind to use IBM's Watson technology, and it is currently on the road in ...

Arizona-based startup Local Motors has created a 3D-printed, self-driving bus that can carry up to twelve people. The bus is named Olli, and it’s designed to serve as an on-demand transportation ...

From China to Gothenburg, electric buses are shaping as a pretty big part of mass transit moving forward. But an electric powertrain isn't the only innovative technology on the Olli autonomous bus ...

IBM has teamed up with Local Motors, a Phoenix-based automotive manufacturer that made the first 3D-printed car, to create a self-driving electric bus. Named "Olli," the bus has room for 12 people and ...

Jay Rogers stood a few feet from his company’s futuristic-looking shuttle bus, called the Accessible Olli. The all-electric, partially 3D-printed, autonomous vehicle, sitting in the middle of the ...

A 3D-printed, autonomous, electric, recyclable shuttle bus sounds like the kind of idea that would emerge during a tech startup brainstorming session if you wrote down every single buzzword anyone ...

The bus doesn't have a driver, but uses artificial intelligence to communicate with passengers via voice and text. IBM is working to outfit Olli with a number of assistive technologies. Olli could ...

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Jay Rogers says he’s not a … car guy, but that’s not exactly true: his profile on a keynote speakers website rifles off a list of vintage cars he’s owned and notes that his grandfather, George M.

Manufacture a car with a 3D printerLocal MotorsBut, a bus that has an automatic driving function equipped with IBM's artificial intelligence Watson "OlliWe announced. Of course, Olli is also ...