TuSimple Aims To Create Autonomous Freight Network Of Trucks

2 Simple, a tech company, has successfully completed an 80-mile driverless test in Arizona. Qing Liu, the President and CEO, discusses the company's history, mission, and the future of autonomous trucking. Founded in 2015, 2 Simple aims to provide reliable, low-cost, and safe autonomous freight solutions. The industry faces challenges like driver shortages and supply chain issues, making autonomous trucking essential. Currently, 2 Simple is testing 70 trucks in the U.S. and plans to deploy them by 2024-2025. The company focuses on improving technology and expanding testing routes.

What recent milestone did 2 Simple achieve with their self-driving trucks?

• Partnered with a major automotive company

• Completed a 100-mile driverless test

• Completed an 80-mile driverless test

• Launched a new model of self-driving car

Why is autonomous trucking expected to be commercialized before other autonomous vehicles?

• It is easier to implement than robot taxis

• There is a significant need due to supply chain issues

• Trucks are more technologically advanced

• It is less expensive to develop

What percentage of goods are moved by trucks, according to the transcript?

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

• 90%

What is the target timeframe for 2 Simple to have their trucks available to large shippers?

• 2025-2026

• 2024-2025

• 2023-2024

• 2022-2023

What is the significance of removing the driver in autonomous trucking?

• It reduces costs significantly

• It is the first step towards scaled deployment

• It increases the speed of delivery

• It allows for more cargo space