Kyle Vogt

Kyle Vogt is an American entrepreneur.

Life

He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2008.^[1]

Career

Along with Emmett Shear and Justin Kan, he was one of the cofounders of Justin.tv.

He has successfully built and sold two billion dollar startup companies to date, Cruise Automation to General Motors and Twitch.tv to Amazon.

Kansas City native Kyle Vogt is a serial entrepreneur on a winning streak. He first co-founded Socialcam, which was acquired by Autodesk for $60 million. Vogt then went on to co-found Justin.TV, which rebranded as Twitch in 2011. Twitch sold to Amazon for $1.1 billion, and Vogt is now CEO of Cruise, a company that wants to bring self-driving tech to your car. ^[2]

References

External links

Official website

Autonomous cars and enabling technologies

Overview and context

SAE Levels

Human driver monitors the driving environment (Levels 0,1,2)	Lane departure warning system Automatic parking Collision avoidance system Adaptive cruise control Advanced driver-assistance systems Driver drowsiness detection Intelligent speed adaptation Blind spot monitor
System monitors the driving environment (Levels 3,4,5)	Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) Connected car Automotive navigation system

Vehicles

Cars	VaMP (1994) Spirit of Berlin (2007) General Motors EN-V (2010) MadeInGermany (2011) Waymo, formerly Google Car (2012) Tesla Model S with Autopilot (2015) LUTZ Pathfinder (2015)
Buses and commercial vehicles	Automated guideway transit ParkShuttle Navia shuttle NuTonomy taxi Freightliner Inspiration Driverless tractor Mobility as a service

Regulation

Enabling technologies

Organizations, Projects & People

Organizations, projects and events	DAVI European Land-Robot Trial Navlab DARPA Grand Challenge VisLab Intercontinental Autonomous Challenge Eureka Prometheus Project IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society
People	Harold Goddijn Alberto Broggi Anthony Levandowski

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