Autobrains Eyes 2026-2027 as Europe's Robotaxi Inflection Point

CEO Igal Raichelgauz says 2026-2027 is the European robotaxi inflection point, with Autobrains prioritizing Europe and Southeast Asia via its Munich Uber pilot.

Autobrains, which is based ​in Tel Aviv and has an office in Munich, ​is developing lower-cost autonomous driving technology built around so-called agentic AI, which it says reduces reliance on expensive sensors and computing ​power, a key obstacle to scaling self-driving systems.


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