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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2020 · 32 MIN

Creatively Commercializing Self-Driving Technology, What Are The Near-Term Possibilities? with William Santana Li CEO @ Knightscope

from The dojo.live show / Interviews with Visionaries Shaping Travel Tech · host dojo.live

Analysts report that it will likely be another 10 or more years before fully autonomous, self-driving vehicles are viable. Do we really have to wait? William Santana Li is the CEO of Knightscope. He is an American entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience and has a broad and deep range of expertise gained from several global assignments in the automotive sector and a number of startups. During his career at Ford Motor Company, Bill held over 12 business and technical positions, focused on 4 continents, cutting across each functional area.  View the full video here: https://dojo.nearsoft.com/interviews/creatively-commercializing-self-driving-technology-what-are-the-near-term-possibilities/

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