Meet Myla 2.0, the latest vision for our self-driving May Shuttle

Getting a car to drive itself has been said by many to be one of this generation's most important technical challenges to solve. Automotive industry visionary and autonomous vehicle advocate Larry Burns said in an interview: "The benefits are tremendous. We see better experiences -- door-to-door travel where you don't spend your time traveling, getting out of the car feeling better than when you got into it -- at lower cost in terms of your out-of-pocket and time cost and [the cost] for society. I would say that any vehicle that moves on the surface on the Earth and has a driver could be transformed by what we're talking about." While our team works tirelessly every day towards solving this very difficult problem, we are also very excited about using human-centered design to explore ways we can make riding in a self-driving vehicle reliable, useful, and delightful.