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Atomic Proximal Policy Optimization for Electric Robo-Taxi Dispatch and Charger Allocation
Pioneering companies such as Waymo have deployed electric robo-taxi services in several U.S. cities. Operating such fleets requires coordinating ride matching, vehicle repositioning, and battery charging in a stochastic environment while accounting for limited charging infrastructure. Understanding
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