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A big rig left Houston, Texas, in the middle of the night with nobody inside. By morning, it had completed a 230-mile delivery near Dallas right on schedule. There was no driver, no backup operator ...

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As driverless cars equipped with LiDAR and cameras become an increasingly common sight across U.S. cities, one company is pushing the boundaries of autonomy even further. Bot Auto, an L4 autonomous ...

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Bot Auto completed a 230-mile driverless commercial shipment in Texas without a human in the cab or remote operator. The run was booked by Ryan Transportation and chosen because overnight lanes are ...

Bot Auto, an L4 autonomous trucking company offering Transportation as a Service (TaaS) through its AI-driven fleet, took a 75,000 pound load (gross) 230 miles. The cost per mile was under $2, the ...