What you need to know
The company was the first to launch a self-driving pilot program in South Korea in 2020, and expanded its fleet to the U.S. earlier this year, per a release from the Round Rock Chamber. Using a camera-based AI model, the company has automated middle-mile logistics, transporting goods from a port to warehouse or distribution center, similar to other autonomous trucking programs in the area.
What they're saying
"We are excited to expand our operations to Round Rock, a vibrant and growing tech hub. This move aligns with our vision to lead the autonomous vehicle industry and contribute to the local economy by creating job opportunities and fostering innovation," Ilsu Park, CEO of Mars Auto, said in the release. "We look forward to collaborating with the local community and driving forward our mission to revolutionize the future of transportation."
