Pregnant women in San Francisco gave birth in the Waymo Robotaxi Monday night en Route to the UCSF Medical Center, marking the UCSF Medical experience, except that everyone is more than six months from the wheel of the vehicle.
According to SF StandardBut WayMo’s remote team detected “unusual activity” and called 911, even though an emergency vehicle was on its way to the hospital.
Some traditions, it seems, have not been disturbed. For decades, expectant mothers have served biology in the back seats of taxis and ubers from London to Los Angeles. There is a mother in India who his son’s name is uber After giving birth to him in the hospital (the driver was informed in the delivery). There was also a California couple in 2017 who welcomed their baby in an Uber During the sabbath. “Everyone’s telling us the baby’s name is Uber,” Father joked, before adding, “but we can’t do it.” (Ah, he could have!)
The story goes on and on. Now, silicon valley is trying to make that experience, at least partially.
Vehicles in San Francisco were tossed for cleanup. Furthermore, this is not the first birth of the puppet – the company told the standard that the baby Phoenix got it first. “While this is a very rare occurrence,” a spokesperson said, “Some of the newest riders just can’t wait to ride their first puppet.”