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Kodiak expects its collaboration with Roush to upfit trucks with its proprietary autonomous control systems will enable it to scale the deployment of Kodiak Driver-equipped trucks beginning in the second half of 2025.
Read More →Autonomous trucking technology company Kodiak Robotics announced it is going public via a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC.
Read More →A Texas company is using Kodiak-equipped autonomous RoboTrucks to transport proppant used in hydraulic fracturing – without a driver.
Read More →Kodiak Robotics and Wabash are collaborating to learn how trailers of the future can best support autonomous trucking.
Read More →Almost four years in the making, a study group led by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute has issued a set of best practices to help guide the widespread adoption of autonomous trucks in North America.
Read More →J.B. Hunt is using Kodiak’s hub-to-hub autonomous truck delivery model to transport Bridgestone tires.
Read More →Kodiak also announced that Atlas has placed an order for autonomous trucks that will deliver frac sand across the Permian Basin’s existing infrastructure of private lease roads.
Read More →Kodiak has tapped leaders from Walmart, UPS, and other players in the North American trucking industry to help guide the development and deployment of autonomous trucks.
Read More →Martin Brower and Kodiak are using autonomous vehicles to haul quick service restaurant food between Dallas and Oklahoma City eight times per week.
Read More →Kodiak’s first freight transfer point at a Ryder facility enables the planned deployment of driverless trucks to and from Houston, Texas.
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