NuPort Robotics Inc., a Canadian autonomous trucking firm, just lately introduced its plans to start operations within the Indian market. The firm has entered right into a partnership with World Trade Center Pune (WTC Pune) to arrange its base in Pune, Maharashtra. They will work collectively to advance autonomous driving applied sciences out there and intention to enhance security on Indian roads.
NuPort says that its expertise supplies transportation options for heavy-duty business automobiles, reminiscent of buses and vans. The firm is concentrating on the deployment of Level 2 autonomy which incorporates superior driver help programs (ADAS), knowledge evaluation and extra, all of which can cumulatively result in safer and extra environment friendly automobile efficiency. It additionally plans to associate with main Indian electrical business automobile producers to help its security and sustainability aims and lead the nation in direction of deploying superior applied sciences for transportation.
Commenting on the identical, Raghavender Sahdev, CEO, NuPort Robotics, mentioned, “We will improve road safety of heavy-duty commercial vehicles, our expansion of operations in India will lead to improving road safety for heavy-duty commercial vehicles. We will work with major manufacturers to deploy our technology at scale in the country. Our partnership with the World Trade Center Pune, enables us not only to accelerate our commercial roadmap but also to assist with operations and strategic business development in India.”
Talking in regards to the partnership, Niraj Khinvasara, CIO, World Trade Center Pune, added, “India is moving towards development and production of electric vehicles, NuPort’s technology will make these vehicles safer to operate using Artificial Intelligence, which will have a direct impact on the automotive industry and broader society. World Trade Center Pune is excited about our partnership with NuPort and will support their business activities from an Indian and global expansion perspective.”
Source: www.financialexpress.com”