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Kodiak Robotics Inc. last week announced its fourth-generation autonomous truck. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company said the self-driving vehicles will include modular sensor suites and will be more robust. Kodiak plans to begin putting more trucks on roads in the fourth quarter of 2021. “Complex and bulky systems that require an engineer to hand-build and hand-tune are expensive, unreliable, and…
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…autonomous freight hauling include Waymo, Kodiak Robotics, Einride, and TuSimple. In June 2020, Amazon agreed to pay over $1 billion to buy self-driving startup Zoox Inc. as part of the e-commerce giant's efforts to reduce transportation costs by investing in autonomous vehicle technology. Plus has been working with Chinese delivery company SF Holding Co., which uses PlusDrive-enabled trucks that can…
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…testing, and commercialization. Last week, Kodiak Robotics Inc. announced that it has partnered with SK Inc. to bring the Kodiak Driver self-driving technology to Asia-Pacific markets. As part of the relationship, SK said it will work with Kodiak to find business opportunities for autonomous trucks and to provide fleet management services for customers in Asia. Seoul-based SK Inc. is an…
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…truck drivers in the US. Kodiak Robotics, an autonomous-vehicle startup founded by Don Burnette, previously a co-founder of the self-driving trucking company Otto, and Paz Eshel, a former venture capitalist, has announced it has raised $40 million in Series A financing to pick and ship that long-haul trucking fruit. The financing has been led by global investment firm Battery Ventures.…
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