Robo-Taxi partnerships have been signed between automakers, technology providers and service operators. Most significant disclosed information include: Robo-Taxi A Robo-Taxi, also known as a Robo-Cab, a self-driving taxi or a driverless taxi is an autonomous car (SAE Level 4 or 5) operated for an e-hailing (on-demand mobility) service. The fact of eliminating the need for a human chauffeur, which represents a significant part of the operating costs of that type of services, could make it a very affordable solution for the customers and accelerate the spreading of Transportation-as-a-Service (TaaS) solutions as opposed to individual car ownership. However, it raises the issue
Space Taxi and a shooting robot relating to "RobotWar" (1981, Silas S. Warner). Kutcher wrote "Space Taxi" while a freshman at Hopkins University. The physics in the game were influenced by "Lunar Lander". "Space Taxi" was cloned several times for the Amiga, once keeping the original name and once as "AirTaxi". A similar game on the PC was called "Ugh!", where the player controls a caveman with a flying contraption. For Windows Phone a remake of the first eight levels was published in 2012 as "Sketch Taxi". "Space Taxi 2", an authorized sequel to "Space Taxi", was released by Twilight Games in