Question: I need a self-driving system that can adapt to different weather conditions, such as rain, snow, and nighttime driving.

For a self-driving system that can handle different weather, Mobileye has a broad suite of automotive products. Its technology, which uses a single low-cost camera sensor to improve safety and includes advanced driver-assist systems that can handle rain, snow and nighttime driving, is designed to be scalable and customizable. That makes it a good choice for carmakers that want to build autonomous vehicles into a broad range of models.

Another big name is Waymo, which offers a self-driving ride-hailing service that runs 24/7 in several cities. Waymo's technology has logged more than 20 billion real-world and simulated miles, mapping every intersection and learning how to handle all sorts of road objects. Its all-electric fleet and safety-first ethos mean passengers can trust it, including those with mobility issues. Waymo's combination of sensors and mapping technology means it can handle a wide range of weather conditions.

If you're looking for delivery options, Avride has autonomous vehicles and delivery robots that can handle different weather. Its technology includes precise positioning, robust perception and intelligent navigation to ensure safe and efficient delivery operations. The robots use proprietary hardware designed for reliability and safety, making it a good choice for companies that want to add autonomous delivery options to their fleets.