Brad Templeton

Robocars Podcast: The Future of Transportation

Technology EN ↓ 7 episodes

Brad Templeton, leading consultant, speaker and writer on self-driving cars, electric cars (especially Tesla) and the future of transportation at Robocars.com and Forbes.com talks, with guests on the latest issues and myths of the field. Driverless, Robotaxi, EV, whatever you call it, it's here.

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Brad Templeton

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Latest episode

Jul 28, 2023

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Episodes

Debate: Can Robocars be mainstream by 10 years? With CMU Prof Raj Rajkumar 28.07.2023

Here's a formal debate between Brad Templeton and Raj Rajkumar, a CMU Professor and member of their team that won the DARPA urban challenge on the core question of whether robocars can scale to mainstream levels in the next decade, both technically and from a business standpoint

Robocars Podcast - Tomas Ohlson on Einride on automating electric trucks 24.04.2023

We talk about the news (Cruise crash) and then I chat with Tomas Ohlson, a founder and engineer at Einride, a Swedish company that is building trucks with no room for a driver, with the goal of speeding up the electrification of trucks as well as automating them. They see a big win in electrification over certain distances and automation as a way to make it happen.

Ezra Goldman of Upshift on fractional (8 days/month) car leases as a new car use model 23.03.2023

I interview Ezra Goldman, founder of Upshift, which sells a car subscription where you get 4, 8 or 12 days/month of car use, with the cars delivered to you on demand (and picked up and cleaned.) We discuss the merits of this compared to all the other ways to access a car.

Episode 4: Michael Sena of the Dispatcher on company prospects, BEVs an dmore. 07.03.2023

Michael Sena edits "The Dispatcher" and has consulted on connected cars and other future transportation issues for Volvo and other OEMs.   We discuss a variet of issues, including the death of Embark and Locamation, the rebirth of Argo. AI, GM's Ultra Cruise, Tesla (again) and BEVs (especially in the cold of Sweden,) Geely and Chinese strength, the viability of self-driving work machines...

Tesla Investor Day post-analysis 02.03.2023

Mario Herger is back to talk Tesla as we go through the highlights of the 3.5 hour Tesla Investor Day presentations to offer commentary on the most interesting sections.   Also available on YouTube where we play some video.   Recorded live with an audience.

Robocars Podcast: 2022 interview with Amnon Shashua, CEO of MobilEye 05.02.2023

Text article:  https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2022/01/25/intels-mobileye-levels-up-to-take-on-tesla-and-others-in-self-driving/ MobileEye (Intel) has risen to be one of the potential robocar leaders.  This is a 27 minute interview with Amnon Shashua, founder CEO of MobileEye and one of the most astute players in the field.   I dig into 4 technical issues listed belo...

Robocars Podcast: Hot issues from early 2023 in self-driving, electric cars and transportation: San Francisco vs. Robotaxis, 911, Tesla, Lithium shortages and much more 05.02.2023

A discussion between host Brad Templeton of robocars.com and Mario Herger of The Last Driver Licence Holder on the hot topics raised at the start of 2023.  A raft of topics including: 0:00 Intro 1:17 Waymo and Cruise letters from San Francisco(*) 9:49 Calling 911 on sleeping people and cameras in cars 18:33    Consumer Reports on drive-pilot systems (ADA) 25:18   &nbs...

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