Waabi says its autonomous trucks are ready for deployment
Waabi's COO, Lior Ron, said this week that the company's self-driving trucks are ready to be deployed on public roads. Ron made the announcement at a tech event in Toronto, framing the technology as mature enough for commercial rollout. No timeline or specific partners were mentioned, but he suggested the trucks could soon start operating outside controlled test environments.
- Waabi claims its trucks are ready for commercial use
- Announcement made by COO Lior Ron in Toronto
- No date given for the trucks hitting the road
- Waabi is competing with US and Chinese firms
- Wider use could impact freight and logistics
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