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Pete Bigelow

  • Public Relations Manager, Kodiak
Ann Arbor
As seen in: Kodiak, The New York Times, Yahoo News, Aol, Substack, Ad Age, Autoblog, Popular Mechanics, Yahoo, Autoweek, Car and Driver and
Comms at @KodiakRobotics, doing my part to ensure the widespread deployment of driverless technology. One-time pilot. Jersey native. Springsteen and Browns fan.
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From Covering Autonomy to Shaping Its Future: Why I Joined Kodiak AI

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By Pete Bigelow
| Kodiak
Red Whittaker, the legendary Carnegie Mellon University robotics professor who helped pioneer modern-day autonomous vehicles, once imparted advice that made a lasting impression. "Better have a mission statement for yourself," he told me during an interview done as part of my work as a journalist reporting on transportation technology. "Know your purpose." Whittaker scripted his own mission statement at an early age.
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Chris Urmson has led a methodical march for self-driving technology

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By Pete Bigelow, C.J. Moore, John Irwin Verified, Melissa Burden Verified
| Automotive News Verified
At Aurora Innovation, Chris Urmson has spent the past eight years honing autonomous driving capabilities for long-haul trucking. But his commitment to the technology goes back much further.
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GM tech might tell elderly motorists when it’s time to retire from driving

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By Pete Bigelow, David Phillips Verified, Carly Schaffner, Molly Boigon Verified
| Automotive News Verified
The seasonally adjusted annual rate of sales topped forecasts, coming in at 16.4 million, according to Motor Intelligence, down from July’s 16.9 million rate but up sharply from 15.3 million in August 2024.
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