Outrider’s new AI-driven perception technology for its autonomous yard tractors is “trained” using millions of data points collected from customer distribution yards.
AI is an incredibly powerful computing tool that will transform every aspect of fleet management. Fuuz founder and CEO Craig Scott explains why AI is so powerful, and how it can help you better manage your fleet.
With the increase of cargo theft and fraud in recent years, fleets can tap into technology to better know their shipments are secure.
The advent of artificial intelligence computer systems will be the difference that propels autonomous trucks into everyday use, says Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog.
You’ve been hearing a lot about artificial intelligence lately. Is it just another computer system? Or as revolutionary as the experts say?
Nauto said it is combining fleet safety, risk, and operations into one telematics platform that provides advanced risk detection and alerting, including for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists.
Faster computers and smarter algorithms mean the ability to crunch more data than ever. How does that come into play related to predictive maintenance?
A robot that can touch, feel, think, and build a densely stacked wall of a wide variety of boxes in a truck or trailer? FedEx is working with a robotics company to test just such a system.
Trimble executives talk about the future possibilities for artificial intelligence and real-time data in trucking, as well as how they are being used right now.
Intelligent power management company Eaton has partnered with Michigan-based technology developer Traxen to sell, distribute, service, and provide installation support for the iQ-Cruise advanced cruise control system.
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