Udelv unveils autonomous cab-less transporter, driven by Mobileye, virtually at CES 2022

Published on : 04 January 2022

The Udelv Transporter is driven by the Mobileye Drive self-driving system with a robust suite of cameras.

Burlingame, Calif., January 3, 2022 – Udelv, a Silicon Valley venture-backed company, unveiled the first cab-less autonomous electric delivery vehicle for multi-stop delivery, the Transporter, driven by Mobileye, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The company aims at having 50,000 units of the Transporter, driven by Mobileye, on public roads by 2028, with the first Transporters being commercially deployed in 2023.

The Udelv Transporter is driven by the Mobileye Drive™ self-driving system with a robust suite of cameras, LiDARs, radars and the fifth generation of EyeQ®, Mobileye’s System-on-Chip for automotive applications.

The multi-stop electric delivery vehicle features a proprietary, self-contained, hot swappable modular cargo pod called the uPod.  It can carry up to 2,000 pounds of goods, make up to 80 stops per cycle at highway speeds, cover ranges between 160 and 300 miles per run depending on the battery pack option and be operated by Udelv's mobile apps to seamlessly schedule, deliver, track and retrieve packages.

"This is a historic day for the transportation and logistics industries," said Daniel Laury, Udelv CEO and co-founder.  "The Transporter is transformative for two of the world's largest industries: automotive and logistics. It was created to solve two great challenges of commercial fleets: the shortage of drivers and the electrification of fleets."

Udelv's third-generation vehicle is the result of years of experimentation, client testing and hardcore mechanical, electrical and software engineering.  In 2018, Udelv made its debut in California with the first-ever autonomous delivery on public roads.  Since then, Udelv has completed over 20,000 deliveries for multiple merchants in California, Arizona and Texas.   Udelv aims at having 50,000 units of the Transporter, driven by Mobileye, on public roads by 2028, with the first Transporters being commercially deployed in 2023.

Source - Industrial Automation Magazine