Uber autonomous truck division is dead, long live its self-driving cars
The big news in road freight today is that Uber has cancelled the development of autonomous ...
With infrastructure costs of some $12m per mile, the Freight Shuttle System (FSS) is hardly likely to take off anytime soon. The cargo sector, as Steve Roop president of Freight Shuttle International points out, is hyper-competitive, low-margin, highly efficient and, above all else, incredibly fragmented.
But what Mr Roop – who is also the lead designer of FSS – has done is bring proof of concept to the table. For all his talk of whizzing produce round at 700mph, Elon Musk has ...
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