- Kodiak AI, based in Mountain View, received testing permits from the California DMV to scale autonomous trucking operations in California.
- Kodiak AI, Inc. is developing an unsupervised long-haul autonomous driving service as part of its testing and scaling efforts.
Kodiak AI deploys autonomous driving system in DTL Transport fleet
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Updated Oct 29
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What happened
Kodiak AI Inc. announced an agreement with DTL Transport Inc. to deploy its autonomous driving system, the Kodiak Driver, in 75 driverless trucks owned by DTL. DTL Transport Inc. will pay Kodiak AI Inc. a per-mile fee for using the service.
From thetrucker.com
Why it matters
The agreement marks the first public deal where an interstate trucking company operates driverless trucks within its own fleet using a Driver-As-A-Service model. This move is viewed as a catalyst for expanding business opportunities and enhancing supply-chain reliability in the logistics industry.
Kodiak AI Inc. is developing an unsupervised long-haul autonomous driving service and has received testing permits from the California DMV to scale operations in California.
From thetrucker.com