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Autonomous vehicle pioneer doubles down on technology Tesla CEO Elon Musk calls 'freaking silly'

A pioneer in self sustaining riding is doubling down on a self-driving technology known as lidar that makes use of sensors to navigate via visitors, as an alternative of cameras, only a few weeks after Tesla CEO Elon Musk known as the technology "freaking stupid."
A pioneer in autonomous driving is doubling down on a self-driving technology called lidar that uses sensors to navigate through traffic, instead of cameras, just a few weeks after Tesla CEO Elon Musk called the technology "freaking stupid."

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