Bot Auto, an autonomous trucking company running commercial driverless freight, has selected Lenovo's AD1 autonomous driving domain controller, built on NVIDIA Hyperion, as the production compute platform for its Class 8 driverless trucks. The AD1 will begin integration into Bot Auto trucks in Q1 2027, with deployment expanding as the company adds autonomous capacity across Texas and the Southwest. The company currently moves about 350 loads per month and grew revenue 270% between May and August 2026. Bot Auto expects total autonomy hardware cost, including compute and sensors, to be $50,000 per truck, 3-8 times less than the $150,000-$400,000 autonomy-system cost Heavy Duty Journal estimated.
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