It’s not quite KITT from “Knight Rider” but a Valley tech company has debuted the first self-driving vehicle that can talk to its passengers.
Chandler-based Local Motors Inc. today introduced the vehicle, which uses the super computing power of IBM Watson.
The low-speed electric vehicle, named Olli, is a shuttle that can carry up to 12 people.
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