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The new SDK allows companies to embed MileMaker’s superior mapping functionalities into their proprietary web applications for a customized experience MileMaker, a leading provider of commercial transportation routing, mileage, and rating software, announced the release of its Map Software Development Kit (SDK) for developers. The toolkit will enable companies within the transportation and logistics sector […]
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Initiative underscores the company’s dedication to maintaining its position as an industry leader in safety and efficiency Cargo Transporters, Inc., a truckload, dry van carrier is proud to announce the adoption of Stoneridge, Inc.’s MirrorEye® Camera Monitor System (CMS), a cutting-edge system designed to provide the driver with a more complete view of operating conditions over traditional […]
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Fleets with the PrePass app now have 20 percent more bypass sites nationwide PrePass Safety Alliance today announced the expansion of its PrePass weigh station bypass system into four new states and the addition of 116 new sites to its extensive network. This growth to the PrePass bypass network further establishes PrePass as the leading […]
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Drop trailer solution now delivers committed and dedicated capacity, AI-powered bundles and telematics-enhanced smart trailers Uber Freight, the leading end-to-end enterprise suite powering intelligent logistics, announced that its drop and hook capacity solution, Powerloop, has scaled nationally with new capabilities that further optimizes freight networks to drive significant value and flexibility. Drop and hook services […]
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The aim is to use it in the commercial sector, for example for mobility and transport services in Europe and the USA Autonomous driving is coming. Following an extensive pilot phase with road testing in Germany and the USA, Volkswagen ADMT GmbH, part of Volkswagen AG, is announcing a cooperation agreement with the technology company […]
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Plus will leverage the NVIDIA DRIVE Thor high-performance, automotive-grade centralized computer with next-generation NVIDIA Blackwell architecture Plus, a global provider of autonomous driving software solutions, is collaborating with NVIDIA on the advanced development of its AI-driven vision models. Plus’s state-of-the-art vision models, will run on the NVIDIA DRIVE Thor™ by automotive-grade and safety-compliant compute platform […]
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