Bot Auto, an autonomous trucking company, has chosen Lenovo's AD1 autonomous driving domain controller, built on NVIDIA Hyperion, as the production compute platform for its Class 8 driverless trucks.
Why it matters. Bot Auto's choice of Lenovo AD1 highlights advancements in autonomous trucking technology, potentially reducing costs and improving efficiency in the commercial freight sector.
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Bot Auto, the autonomous trucking company operating commercial driverless freight, today announced it has selected Lenovo's AD1 autonomous driving domain controller
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