IBM has teamed up with Local Motors, a Phoenix-based automotive manufacturer that made the first 3D-printed car, to create a self-driving electric bus. Named "Olli," the bus has room for 12 people and ...

The Olli is a collaboration between IBM and Local Motors and can seat up to 12 people at a time, as Co.Design reveals. The bus not only drives itself but offers a built-in digital assistant powered by ...

Local Motors has taken the wraps off a new self-driving bus named Olli. The bus is said to be the first autonomous one of its kind to use IBM's Watson technology, and it is currently on the road in ...

In a perfect storm of futuristic transportation innovation, Local Motors and IBM have joined forces to develop a 3-D-printed, self-driving bus that leverages IBM’s Watson to help guide passengers ...

Does a bus really need a driver? IBM and crowd-sourcing automotive outfit Local Motors don't think so, as their new Olli concept recently demonstrated on the roads near Washington, D.C. ALSO SEE: ...

The current interior of the Olli bus. Manufacturer Local Motors and IBM are developing assistive technologies to add to the next generation of the vehicle. It’s been 15 years since a degenerative eye ...

From China to Gothenburg, electric buses are shaping as a pretty big part of mass transit moving forward. But an electric powertrain isn't the only innovative technology on the Olli autonomous bus ...

Emerging technology called an enterprise service bus is part of streamlining plan to move customers to cheaper, easier integration options. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and ...

ROCHESTER — Three months after opening the first city-owned park-and-ride lot, Rochester Public Transit has announced the service agreement for the IBM park-and-ride service is ending. The IBM lot ...

When IBM started to use the word “open” in conjunction with its Power architecture more than three years with the formation of the OpenPower Foundation three years ago, Big Blue was not confused about ...