Parallel Systems presents second-generation autonomous vehicle

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Parallel Systems introduced its second-generation autonomous battery-electric rail vehicle today. The US-based company aims to revolutionise freight transport by introducing its autonomous, platooning vehicles on the same tracks as conventional trains.

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Parallel Systems presents second-generation autonomous vehicle

Visualisation of a Parallel Systems vehicle transporting a container Parallel Systems

Parallel Systems introduced its second-generation autonomous battery-electric rail vehicle today. The US-based company aims to revolutionise freight transport by introducing its autonomous, platooning vehicles on the same tracks as conventional trains.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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