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[Centauri]

Does it make sense to hold any Robotaxi or Cybercab domains?


I think, for Robotaxi it isn't a problem at all.

Its a fully generic term.


For Cybercab however, Tesla already owns the term Cybertruck,
so it is not far from coining the term Cybercab as well.


Do you own any Robotaxi domains?


Will this be a big market?

 

[pb]

Yes, it made sense to register robotaxi.com and cybercab.com. Other TLDs, maybe, but not so much. Other domains containing these terms, probably not. Register new domains with these terms today, not at all.

 

[Kingsley111]

I have AiRoboted.com
Looking forward to a good deal soon.

 

[Joseph CA]

Elon said Cybercab can be purchased and run as a business by individual or company. So I think if a business or individual owns some Cybercab for transport services and operates under CybercabTransport should be legit.

 

[Centauri]

Yes, it made sense to register robotaxi.com and cybercab.com. Other TLDs, maybe, but not so much. Other domains containing these terms, probably not. Register new domains with these terms today, not at all.

Thanks.

Robo / taxi is a generic term,
so I think there is no problem here.

Including variations.

Elon said Cybercab can be purchased and run as a business by individual or company. So I think if a business or individual owns some Cybercab for transport services and operates under CybercabTransport should be legit.

Then there should be no problem.with cyber cab either.

 

[pb]

Thanks.

Robo / taxi is a generic term,
so I think there is no problem here.

Including variations.


Then there should be no problem.with cyber cab either.

That's not a problem. The problem is that usage of this term by one big company makes it less likely to be used by others. Maybe it becomes generic/common over time, we'll see.

In general, the trick is to register cool domains *before* someone comes up with a name/term and starts using it, not after. Foresight, not copycatting. But to each their own of course.

 

[Altetra]

Elon Musk have fart, now everyone must fart like him, give me a break, check techcrunch, most startups use non related brands.

 

[Andreas B.]

Elon Musk have fart, now everyone must fart like him, give me a break, check techcrunch, most startups use non related brands.

Look how far self driving has come.

For everyone, who is not into this, it'll come as big surprise, if that robotaxi is on the streets in 2 years.

 

[Real Estate Jot]

The emergence of Robotaxi and Cybercab domains represents a significant shift in urban transportation. These autonomous vehicles promise to enhance mobility reduce traffic congestion and lower transportation costs. By leveraging advanced AI and sensor technologies they can navigate complex environments safely. Additionally the expansion of these services could lead to a more sustainable transportation ecosystem, decreasing reliance on personal vehicles and contributing to reduced emissions. Overall Robotaxi and Cybercab innovations are poised to reshape urban mobility.

 

[InMy64]

Look how far self driving has come.

For everyone, who is not into this, it'll come as big surprise, if that robotaxi is on the streets in 2 years.

There are already round about 300 to 500 Robotaxis driving in China (Wuhan)

 

[Altetra]

This will fail or fade, I guarantee you.
Why, because if you can't control something as a human you are useless, you become a target of automation, what if you are in a situation where your life is in danger, the AI decides on his own what to do, or gets hacked, do you imagine what that even means? Everything has flaws, it will never be perfect!
We already can see where it goes, into the hands of psycho-paths like Musk.

 

[InMy64]

This will fail or fade, I guarantee you.
Why, because if you can't control something as a human you are useless, you become a target of automation, what if you are in a situation where your life is in danger, the AI decides on his own what to do, or gets hacked, do you imagine what that even means? Everything has flaws, it will never be perfect!
We already can see where it goes, into the hands of psycho-paths like Musk.

I understand what you mean, but it will still prevail. Today, it's possible to hack traffic lights or railway switches. Satellites can be hacked as well. Yet, all of this is still operational

 

[Altetra]

I understand what you mean, but it will still prevail. Today, it's possible to hack traffic lights or railway switches. Satellites can be hacked as well. Yet, all of this is still operational

For taxi can be acceptable but for personal use, no!

 

[Andreas B.]

I bet they will at least place a button in the car, which you can press to stop the driving / AI asap

/ or that will completely shut down electricity.

Otherwise, I wouldn't get into one either.

But, the techn. aspirations and development are unstoppable:

If the USA won't do it, China will, or Europe.

And vise versa.


That's just where this is heading;
a race to technological optimization or perfectness.

The first one in the market always has the biggest benefit from it.

They won't wait.

 

[Centauri]

which is interesting,

have a look at selfdrivingcar.com

The highest domain price I ever saw at HugeDomains, 949,800 dollars!

And: supposedly bookmarked by 1,019 people...

hehe, truly astonishing (too much to be real).

 

[Altetra]

I m against automatization, but after I got my 3rd taxi domain I m glad I have them, still I not plan on getting others beside those I already own.

 

[Andreas B.]

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Tesla's 'Robotaxi' trademark refused for being too generic​

https://www.reuters.com/business/au...ng-too-generic-techcrunch-reports-2025-05-07/

Tesla denied ‘Robotaxi’ trademark​

https://techcrunch.com/2025/05/09/t...-co-founder-and-tariffs-start-to-take-a-toll/