On June 24, 2022, Inceptio Technology was awarded the country’s first public road test license for L4 “main driver and driverless” autonomous heavy-duty trucks in Deqing, Zhejiang.
The L4 self-driving heavy truck public road test license issued this time can conduct self-driving tests without a main driver in a designated area. Inceptio will enter a more open, higher-level, and closer to actual operating scenarios. "Unmanned main driver" test phase.
Previously, Inceptio Technology completed the first domestic L4-level driverless heavy truck test with mass production genes at the Laiwu closed high-speed test site on December 23, 2021, simulating the richest and most realistic scenes and traffic in the country. Flow, a comprehensive display of L4 capabilities, full unmanned driving, and no remote intervention.
Ma Zeren, founder and CEO of Inceptio Technology, said: "Inceptio has become the first autonomous driving company in Deqing to issue a license for autonomous driving testing of heavy trucks. This is a great affirmation of Inceptio's autonomous driving technology research and development capabilities. Inceptio will make good use of its road advantages to achieve further leadership in technology and products, and achieve new breakthroughs for China's autonomous driving industry."
Author | logclub
Source | Logistics Salon
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