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January 25, 2023
It’s recently appeared that self-driving trucks are not going to be hauling freight down the road without a driver as quickly as some developers and investors had expected. But startup tech company Waabi says its AI-focused approach will allow it to commercialize the technology faster.
HDT Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge talks to Waabi’s Dustin Koehl, a former fleet manager and HDT Emerging Leader, about how the company’s approach differs and why they call themselves the next generation of autonomous trucks.
Note: In the interview, Koehl hints of a big OEM announcement. Since our interview, Volvo Group Venture Capital announced an investment in Waabi Innovation Inc.
In This Episode:
- Has autonomous-truck development hit a wall?
- Using AI to train Waabi Driver
- Where is Waabi in the development process?
- Working with truck makers
- Will autonomous trucks put drivers out of work?
- Path to commercialization
- What needs to happen for self-driving trucks to become an everyday reality in logistics?
More About Waabi and Autonomous Trucks
Autonomous Truck Startup Unveils AI-first Waabi Driver
How Waabi World Works
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