A new court document filed by Uber indicates that the company thinks some parts of the case between Waymo and Uber/Otto can be handled by arbitration, said The New York Times.
It all started earlier this year when Waymo, Google’s self-driving car research division gone solo, sued self-driving truck company Otto. Otto was co-founded by ex-Waymo worker Anthony Levandowski, who Waymo alleges stole a proprietary design for a radar system.
A new court document filed by Uber indicates that the company thinks some parts of the case between Waymo and Uber/Otto can be handled by arbitration, said The New York Times.
It all started earlier this year when Waymo, Google’s self-driving car research division gone solo, sued self-driving truck company Otto. Otto was co-founded by ex-Waymo worker Anthony Levandowski, who Waymo alleges stole a proprietary design for a radar system.