Tech firm sees long haul ahead for autonomous trucks

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Tech firm sees long haul ahead for autonomous trucks

| Jun 19, 2019 11:14AM EDT
Ike, a developer of automated trucks led by veterans of Uber, Google and Apple, says ATs are entering a new phase, but still many years from widespread use.
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