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According to the article, “Drone truck startup Einride unveils new driverless vehicles for autonomous freight hauling” written by Hawkins (2020), a Swedish truck company, Einride, has produced a fleet of vehicles that aims to deliver goods in bulk autonomously. The company has been producing appealing and unique vehicle models since 2016 such as “Cab-less pods” for a German logistics company as well as the “T-log” for transporting large amounts of huge tree logs in 2017. The new “Autonomous Electric Transport (AET)” vehicles have a minimalist, sleek design and are similar to its predecessors of being “cab-less”. Hawkins also mentions there are different versions of AETs with each type designed to “suit different operational domains or conditions”. Einride also does regular testing on the vehicles to ensure it can operate smoothly. The article also shares the software that they are using for “completely driverless driving”. The company claims that the new AET would reduce transportati

According to the article, “Drone truck startup Einride unveils new driverless vehicles for autonomous freight hauling” written by Hawkins (2020), a Swedish truck company, Einride, has produced a fleet of vehicles that aims to deliver goods in bulk autonomously . The company has been producing appealing and unique vehicle models since 2016 such as “Cab-less pods” for a German logistics company as well as the “T-log” for transporting large amounts of huge tree logs in 2017. The new “Autonomous Electric Transport (AET)” vehicles have a minimalist, sleek design and are similar to its predecessors of being “cab-less”. Hawkings also mentions there are different versions of AETs with each type designed to “suit different operational domains or conditions”. Einride also does regular testing on the vehicles to ensure it can operate smoothly. The article also shares the software that they are using for “completely driverless driving”. The company claims that the new AET would reduce transportat

According to the article, “Drone truck startup Einride unveils new driverless vehicles for autonomous freight hauling” written by Hawkins (2020), a Swedish truck company, Einride, has has produced a fleet of vehicles that aims to deliver goods in bulk autonomously . The company has been producing appealing and unique vehicle models since 2016 such as “Cab-less pods” for a German logistics company as well as the “T-log” for transporting large amounts of huge tree logs in 2017. The new “Autonomous Electric Transport (AET)” vehicles have a minimalist, sleek design and are similar to its predecessors of being “cab-less”. Hawkings also mentions there are different versions of AETs with each type designed to “suit different operational domains or conditions”. Einride also does regular testing on the vehicles to ensure it can operate smoothly.  The article also shares the software that they are using for “completely driverless driving”. The company claims that the new AET would reduce transp