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Volvo and Waabi Launch Autonomous Freight in Texas

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Volvo and Waabi have launched autonomous freight operations in Texas, marking their first customer operation. The Volvo VNL Autonomous uses Waabi's technology for transport.

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“cient movement of goods as demand grows. Autona / freight brings together the Volvo VNL Autonomous, Waabi’s autonomous driving technology, fleet and transport management, terminals and customer endpoints, operations, and uptime support to deliver a complete transport solution designed to scale. The Volvo VNL Autonomous is built from the ground up for autonomy with redundancies for six safety-critical systems and spec”

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    Volvo and Waabi Launch Autonomous Freight Operations in Texas

    Volvo Autonomous Solutions and Waabi have launched autonomous freight operations in Texas, marking the first customer operation in their partnership. The Volvo VNL Autonomous, powered by Waabi's technology, is transporting goods directly to third-party facilities along the Dallas-Houston corridor. This collaboration aims to optimize freight flows and support efficient movement of goods as demand grows, with real-world data being used to prepare for additional routes and broader scaling of autonomous freight.

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