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Daimler delivers ‘autonomous-ready’ trucks to Torc Robotics

April 17, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Daimler Truck North America has delivered a new fleet of autonomous-ready trucks to its subsidiary Torc Robotics, marking a significant milestone in their push toward commercializing driverless freight transport.

The vehicles, built on the newly launched fifth-generation Freightliner Cascadia platform, are now being integrated into Torc’s testing program along one of America’s busiest freight corridors between Laredo and Dallas.

The new trucks represent Daimler’s most advanced Class 8 platform yet, featuring built-in redundancy across critical safety systems such as braking and steering – essential for achieving SAE Level 4 autonomous operation. [Read more…] about Daimler delivers ‘autonomous-ready’ trucks to Torc Robotics

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: america, autonomous truck testing Texas, autonomous trucking, commercial driver-out trucking, daimler, Daimler autonomous vehicle platform, Daimler Truck Torc partnership, driverless, driverless freight transport, freight, Freightliner Cascadia autonomous, future of freight automation, north, robotics, SAE Level 4 trucks, torc, Torc Robotics autonomous hub, transport, trucks

BlueBotics unveils new asset tracing and transport flow system

March 21, 2025 by David Edwards

Autonomous navigation and fleet management software provider BlueBotics – whose ANT navigation technology drives over 6,000 AGVs and AMRs around the world – has launched ANT locator, a new and “highly flexible” vehicle tracking and mixed fleet management solution that will be commercially available from June 2025.

Dr Nicola Tomatis, CEO of BlueBotics, says: “Based on our proven vehicle positioning technology, ANT locator allows companies to understand exactly where their forklifts are, and therefore where their pallets are too, whether inside or outdoors.

“ANT locator also addresses an evolving challenge for internal logistics teams: how to ensure effective interactions between manual forklifts and driverless AGVs and AMRs, by enabling traffic light systems for mixed vehicle types, smart interactions in pre-defined zones, and the integrated monitoring of all vehicles.” [Read more…] about BlueBotics unveils new asset tracing and transport flow system

Filed Under: News, Software Tagged With: ant, autonomous, bluebotics, flow, navigation, products, transport, warehouse, work

Improving Community Mobility Through Data-Driven Transportation Engineering

February 28, 2025 by Mark Allinson

In our rapidly changing world, the way we move around is evolving. Communities are no longer satisfied with outdated transit systems and congested roads.

Instead, cities and towns are turning to data-driven transportation engineering – a fresh, innovative approach that uses real information to make travel safer, faster, and more convenient for everyone.

This article explores how harnessing data can improve community mobility, offering practical insights and real-world examples. [Read more…] about Improving Community Mobility Through Data-Driven Transportation Engineering

Filed Under: Transportation Tagged With: community, data, data-driven, engineering, improvimg, mobility, transport

The Impact of Robotics and Automation on Automobile Manufacturing

November 19, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The automotive industry is leading the way in implementing industrial robots, with one-third of all current US installations.

Whether it’s the production of midsize sedans or haulers built for car delivery, automation, and robotics are changing the very fabric of automotive culture. [Read more…] about The Impact of Robotics and Automation on Automobile Manufacturing

Filed Under: Logistics Tagged With: assembly, auto, autos, car, line, moving, nexus, robots, services, transport, transportation

The Rise of Industrial Robotics and AGVs in Material Handling

October 25, 2024 by Mark Allinson

In recent years, industrial robotics and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) have significantly transformed material handling operations across various industries.

With companies striving for greater efficiency, safety, and reduced operational costs, these technologies are becoming essential in warehouses, factories, and distribution centers.

This shift not only highlights the increasing role of automation but also reshapes the landscape of equipment use – especially in sectors that depend on forklifts and other heavy machinery. [Read more…] about The Rise of Industrial Robotics and AGVs in Material Handling

Filed Under: Material handling Tagged With: agv, automated, automation, forklift, forks, guided, handling, industrial, material, robotics, transport, vehicles

Decelerating progress for autonomous buses and roboshuttles, says report

September 26, 2024 by Mark Allinson

By Shihao Fu, technology analyst, IDTechEx

In recent years, the promise of the public transport revolution has been teased by autonomous buses and roboshuttles. These technologies promise to deliver significant cost reductions for operators and alleviate labor pressures.

More than 50 autonomous bus and roboshuttle players once competed in this space. However, as the autonomous driving industry evolved during 2022-2024, the commercialization progress of autonomous buses and roboshuttles has been slow, falling short of industry expectations.

IDTechEx has observed a yearly decline in the number of active companies from 2020 to 2024, and large-scale commercial testing has not been achieved. Roboshuttles need to overcome the uncertainties posed by dynamic routes and the performance challenges of navigating narrow urban streets.

[Read more…] about Decelerating progress for autonomous buses and roboshuttles, says report

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Features Tagged With: autonomous, buses, progress, public, roboshuttles, transport

May Mobility and SouthWest Transit launch first autonomous transportation service in Minnesota

July 12, 2024 by Mark Allinson

May Mobility, a provider of autonomous driving technology, and SouthWest Transit, a transit agency serving SouthWest Twin Cities, are partnering to provide autonomous microtransit service in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

May Mobility’s autonomous vehicles (AVs) are scheduled to be integrated into SouthWest Transit’s transportation ecosystem in the fall of this year, providing the public with an additional on-demand option for reliable transportation.

Looking to enhance its existing microtransit service, SouthWest Prime, with an innovative transportation solution, SouthWest Transit has signed a three-year contract with May Mobility. [Read more…] about May Mobility and SouthWest Transit launch first autonomous transportation service in Minnesota

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: autonomous, ecosystem, eden prairie, may mobility, microtransit, shuttle, southwest transit, transport, transportation, twin cities, vehicles

Shipping Classic or Luxury Cars to Canada: Special Considerations

July 10, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Shipping a classic or luxury car to Canada requires meticulous planning and attention to detail. These vehicles often hold significant monetary and sentimental value, making their safe transport crucial.

The process involves more than just booking a shipment; it demands thorough preparation and understanding of various regulations. Ensuring a smooth journey for your prized vehicle is paramount.

This guide shares some essential steps for shipping car from USA to Canada. It will also cover the importance of customs and duties, securing adequate insurance coverage, choosing a reputable transportation company, and preparing for your car’s arrival in Canada. [Read more…] about Shipping Classic or Luxury Cars to Canada: Special Considerations

Filed Under: Logistics Tagged With: canada, car, cars, classic, considerations, luxury, method, shipping, special, transport, usa, vehicles

Sustainable Transport Solutions: Electric Bikes’ Role in Eco-Friendly Urban Planning

March 13, 2024 by Mark Allinson

As urban centers continue to grow, sustainable transportation becomes increasingly critical. Amidst this backdrop, electric bikes (e-bikes) are emerging as a promising solution, blending convenience with environmental stewardship.

Among these, an Electric Hunting Bike represents an innovative integration of utility and eco-consciousness in urban mobility. [Read more…] about Sustainable Transport Solutions: Electric Bikes’ Role in Eco-Friendly Urban Planning

Filed Under: Environment Tagged With: e-bike, low-emission, planning, rides, solutions, sustainable, transport, urban

Beep to provide autonomous shuttle for Florida State College in Jacksonville

February 22, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) and Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) have introduced autonomous vehicles on FSCJ’s downtown campus, making it the first college campus in the state of Florida to receive autonomous shuttles for students and visitors.

The initiative is in collaboration with Beep and Oxa.

Nat Ford, JTA CEO, says: “Our partnership with FSCJ and our industry partners Beep and Oxa, goes beyond merely deploying autonomous vehicles on campus – it marks a significant stride towards enhancing mobility in Jacksonville, making it more efficient and safer.

“This initiative is a testament to years of hard work and collaboration between the private and public sector, including the US Department of Transportation. [Read more…] about Beep to provide autonomous shuttle for Florida State College in Jacksonville

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: beep, college, department, florida, jacksonville, oxa, state, transport

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