Zoox, owned by Amazon, has obtained federal approval to begin operating a commercial robotaxi service. The groundbreaking authorization allows Zoox to deploy its fully autonomous, steering-wheel-free vehicles on public roads. The initial launch will take place in Las Vegas, marking a significant milestone in the development and deployment of self-driving technology. These robotaxis are designed to transport passengers without a human driver present. This approval signals increasing confidence in the safety and viability of autonomous vehicle technology. Zoox anticipates providing a new transportation option for residents and tourists in Las Vegas, and plans to expand to other cities in the future. The company believes this deployment will revolutionize urban mobility.