What’s going on everyone—it's Justin, and in this video I partnered with Waymo to show you what a fully autonomous ride-hailing experience actually feels like in real life. I walk you through the tech on the Jaguar I-PACE fleet vehicle, including the full sensor stack: 29 cameras, LiDAR for 3D mapping, radar for millimeter-wave detection in tough weather, plus external audio receivers that can pick up things like emergency vehicles and railroad crossings. The big takeaway is that it’s not just “self-driving”—it’s a system that’s constantly scanning, mapping obstacles, reading lights, and planning around traffic in real time. I also focus on the rider experience and why it feels so different from traditional ride hailing. You unlock the car in-app, personalize the identifier on top, and then control comfort from the screens—music (even resuming your YouTube Music playlist), temperature, lighting, and more. For me, the “judgment-free” vibe is huge: no awkwardly asking a driver to change the AC or volume, and you get a consistent, clean, luxury cabin. On the safety side, I explain Waymo’s redundancy—backup braking, secondary compute, and a backup battery—plus their scale (200M+ miles, 400k+ trips per week) and the broader point: autonomous ride hailing is quickly becoming a real, daily-life upgrade.