Yes, in a test capacity, and potentially in limited driving situations, but still on public roads, in situations where human drivers will see them and interact with them.
Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt also said we likely won't see this new Cruise AV on streets even in a test capacity before next year.
My mind immediately jumped to "wouldn't it be cool if I could donate money to a charity on behalf of my friend for their birthday?", and well, that happened today in a test capacity.
The report does call this specifically a launch of "test fleets," so these vehicles will still likely not be positioned as a commercial debut of a service, but it sounds like we could still see them in active service with customers, since Lyft is said to be planning to operate them in a test capacity in multiple states among its ride-sharing service fleet.
In April 2013, the Thai NIC in Nonthaburi acquired A(H7N9) testing capacity and has since trained 14 regional laboratories (33 ).
The National Animal Health Laboratory (NAHL) acquired animal A(H7N9) testing capacity in April 2013.
In Cambodia, testing capacity for A(H7N9) virus was available in September 2013 at the national laboratory network.
Baidu's targeting 2018 for the first production commercial vehicles on the road using this tech in a non-test capacity, with a broader rollout, including mass production, targeted for 2021.
The Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Department of Animal Health, National Center for Veterinary Diagnosis, obtained A(H7N9) laboratory testing capacity in June 2013.
As Counsyl-CEO Srinivasan likes to envision it, his company's test should not only be 'universal' in its testing capacity but also in its use: "one of our goals is to make this like the home pregnancy test" [ 19].
