The Path to Commercializing Autonomous Trucking

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Recorded on May 18, 2022. Aurora has been running a pilot program with FedEx to haul goods between Dallas and Houston via self-driving Paccar trucks since September 2021. As with most other autonomous freight pilots, human safety operators are present in the vehicles, but Aurora’s goal is to operate its trucks fully autonomously by the […]

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The Path to Commercializing Autonomous Trucking
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