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    China Tests Convoy System for Autonomous Trucking

    Posts discuss China's leader-follower convoy pilot for freight automation.

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    5 Sources, 44d ago, first seen 44d ago

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    Yishan, who founded Terraformation and previously led Reddit, posted about a convoy approach for trucks. Blake Scholl, founder and CEO of Boom Supersonic, posted that a single lead driver guiding self-driving trucks shows the notion China succeeds only through cheap labor is obsolete. Both reference a pilot using one human-driven truck to direct autonomous vehicles for faster deployment in controlled logistics settings.

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    @yishanLoyal Wingman but for trucks
    @bschollThe idea that China is winning only because of cheap plentiful labor is at best obsolete.
    @rohanpaul_aiChina is taking a human-in-the-loop route rather than waiting for fully driverless trucks. A human operates the lead vehicle Self-driving trucks follow it in convoy. It brings freight automation to logistics hubs before robotaxis are ready for open roads
    @chris_j_paxtonSelf driving trucks have the potential to make everything cheaper and potentially the roads a bit safer

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    @yishanLoyal Wingman but for trucks
    @bschollThe idea that China is winning only because of cheap plentiful labor is at best obsolete.
    @rohanpaul_aiChina is taking a human-in-the-loop route rather than waiting for fully driverless trucks. A human operates the lead vehicle Self-driving trucks follow it in convoy. It brings freight automation to logistics hubs before robotaxis are ready for open roads
    @chris_j_paxtonSelf driving trucks have the potential to make everything cheaper and potentially the roads a bit safer