An under-the-radar self-driving car startup is launching California's first autonomous grocery delivery

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• AutoX, a self-driving car startup testing in California, has launched the state's first grocery delivery pilot program using autonomous cars in San Jose.
• The program works both as a traditional delivery system and a store on wheels that drives to customers.
• The grocery items are sourced from GrubMarket, which works directly with producers, eliminating the need for stores.

AutoX wants to bring the grocery store to you.

The self-driving car startup, which got permission to test self-driving cars in California in 2017, has unveiled its ambition plans for its technology.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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