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Further, the Los Angeles Police Department indicated that several security issues have yet to be resolved, and that a pilot of its technical support staff must be successfully completed before it can be expanded to the rest of the LAPD.

One company, Impero, has launched a pilot of its software in 16 locations in the UK as well as five in the US.

In December, for example, Uber was ordered to stop a pilot of its self-driving Uber service in San Francisco — and initially refused, claiming its test vehicles were not truly autonomous and therefore did not require a permit.

The ride-hailing provider originally launched a pilot of its self-driving Volvo XC90 SUVs in San Francisco last year, but picked up and moved the test to Arizona after California's Department of Motor Vehicles revoked the registration on its cars because it had not secured a testing permit prior to launch.

It started in 2011 in Kenema, Sierra Leone with a pilot of 60 of its 3,400 integrated community case management programme health workers.

Openbay, which is about 18 months old, launched a limited pilot of its marketplace in the Boston area earlier this year.

Facebook released a public pilot of its long-awaited enterprise social app called Facebook at Work today, but will businesses actually want to use it?

When the Crittenton Foundation recently presented the results of a pilot study of its clients -- teenage and young women, many who are pregnant or parenting -- the bad news was that, compared with a general population, they suffered seven times the levels of child abuse and other maltreatment.

Over the summer, Swirl led a pilot rollout of its platform in Boston and New York with a handful of specialty and fashion retailers including Timberland, Kenneth Cole, and Alex and Ani.

Microsoft has already launched a pilot version of its MSN Video Player, offering a limited number of shows including Peep Show, Shameless and The Young Ones.

While Vogt didn't say it directly, it's hard not to read these comments as oblique references to rival Waymo, which began a limited public pilot of its driverless Chrysler Pacifica minivans earlier this year in a Phoenix suburb, and which began said pilot with drivers on board (though it's expanding that to a truly driverless pilot soon).