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“Robotaxi” is too generic to trademark.
The US Patent and Trademark Office rejected Tesla’s request to trademark the term for being “merely descriptive” and describing “similar goods and services by other companies,” reports TechCrunch: > Tesla needs to give the agency specific plans for how and why it deserves the “Robotaxi” trademark.
Zoox robotaxis are back on the road after Amazon’s self-driving vehicle subsidiary addressed a software recall affecting 270 ...
It wasn't surprising when Tesla (TSLA) shares shot up following the company's first-quarter earnings release. Tesla reported ...
Tesla's attempt to trademark the term "Robotaxi" in reference to its vehicles has been refused by the U.S. Patent and ...
Amazon's self-driving start-up Zoox will increase production next year as it ramps up plans for a commercial rollout of its ...
The autonomous ride service co-founder reflects on the bumpy road for self-driving vehicles and the company’s attempt to ...
As part of that expansion, Uber will increase its investment into WeRide by $100 million, according to a Wednesday regulatory ...
All 270 of Zoox’s vehicles have been updated to fix an ‘inaccurately confident prediction’ that could cause a crash.
Amazon-owned robotaxi maker Zoox initiated a recall to update software in 270 driverless vehicles after an accident in Las ...
Frank is correct in that Tesla vision only with AI approach is the only system that can economically scale to millions of ...
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