ISEE brings autonomy to shipping hubs with self-driving yard trucks | TechCrunch

Robotaxis may still be a few years out, but there are other industries that can be transformed by autonomous vehicles as they are today. MIT spin-off ISEE has identified one in the common shipping yard, where containers are sorted and stored — today by a dwindling supply of human drivers, but tomor…

ISEE brings autonomy to shipping hubs with self-driving yard trucks | TechCrunch ISEE brings autonomy to shipping hubs with self-driving yard trucks Devin Coldewey 9:04 AM PDT · June 8, 2021 Robotaxis may still be a few years out, but there are other industries that can be transformed by autonomous vehicles as they are today. MIT spin-off ISEE has identified one in the common shipping yard, where containers are sorted and stored — today by a dwindling supply of human drivers, but tomorrow perhaps by the company’s purpose-built robotic yard truck. With new funding and partnerships with ma

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