About Robotaxi Rider App
A rider app for a car with nobody in the front seat. The whole screen is a white map, and one 6px route line does most of the talking: Waymo Blue behind the vehicle for the distance already covered, Waymo Green ahead of it for the path still to go.
The second rule is Car ID. You pick two initials, the car shows them on its roof dome, and the app repeats them on a chip and on your pickup pin. Everything else stays out of the way: a rounded bottom sheet, mono figures for minutes and kilometres, and a pared-back top-down view of what the car is tracking.
- Origin
- Mountain View, California, USA
- Era
- 2009 Google self-driving project; Waymo One public service 2018–present; projected to a 2030 rider app
- Key figures
- Sebastian Thrun · Chris Urmson · Tekedra Mawakana · Dmitri Dolgov
- Movements
- Material Design light surfaces · Ride-hailing map-first UX · Autonomous-vehicle perception visualisation
Robotaxi Rider App design spec
Colors
Typography
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