Controlling a heavy-duty truck can be a challenge for even the most experienced drivers. New advances in braking and steering systems are required if a computer is to take on the task, and suppliers are stepping up to the challenge.
Compared to an autonomous car, every element of driving is harder. A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh 80,000lbs (36 tonnes), making it difficult to move in any direction. They are taller, wider and longer; they are harder to stop; and various blindspots make it challenging to avoid obstacles and operate in heavy traffic. Commercial vehicle (CV) supplier Knorr-Bremse…
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