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HUMAIN and Applied Intuition Plan Autonomous Trucking Network in Saudi Arabia
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HUMAIN and Applied Intuition will deploy thousands of autonomous trucks across Saudi logistics corridors by 2030, with plans to expand the technology into robotaxis, ports, mining, manufacturing, agriculture, and construction.
HUMAIN and Applied Intuition announced in a press release a strategic collaboration to deploy autonomous trucking in Saudi Arabia, with thousands of trucks planned across key logistics corridors by 2030.
The companies said the program will start with driverless freight and later extend to robotaxis, ports, mining, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and other sectors.
Applied Intuition will provide its physical AI platform for the project. The technology includes its autonomous trucking system, Vehicle OS, and vehicle intelligence tools.
HUMAIN will connect the project with its AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. Applied Intuition has opened an office in Riyadh and is building a local technical team to support the rollout.
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