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Chinese autonomous-truck company Inceptio Technology recently shared information from studies outlining the benefits of its Level 3 self-driving truck technology.
Mercedes-Benz is the first automotive company to bring SAE Level 3 conditionally automated driving to the U.S. with its Drive Pilot system.
The OEM's study titled “SocAIty” explores questions about autonomous driving and clears up some of the myths surrounding the topic.
DHL is upping its plans for autonomous-truck operations, as TuSimple announced a global partnership with DHL Supply Chain to adopt, integrate, and scale TuSumples’ autonomous trucking technology into DHL’s operations.
In a collaboration with DP World London Gateway, Ford’s self-driving research program explores how AVs could integrate into a fleet's business. See how in this video.
While the chip shortage and other constraints have affected Daimler Trucks North America as they have other vehicle manufacturers, the company’s still number one in Class 6-8 market share and plans to stay there as it pushes forward with zero-emissions, autonomous, and connected-vehicle technologies.
Public road tests will begin in 2022
Waymo is the latest autonomous-truck developer to partner with Ryder to help scale its operations but likely won't be the last.
What happens if an autonomous truck gets a flat tire? Kodiak and Bridgestone are working together to use technology to help keep that from being a problem.
To be produced with Argo AI’s self-driving system, the electric ID.Buzz van will be capable of Level 4 autonomy and be ready for the commercial transport of goods and passengers by 2025.
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