The facility will serve as Torc’s autonomous truck hub in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and is expected to be built in the first half of 2025.
The details
The release states the 17-acre facility features 22,000 square feet of office space and will house the following operations:
- Autonomous testing efforts
- Customer freight pilots
- Future commercialization slated for 2027
What they’re saying
"Establishing our presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, a key region for the future of autonomous trucking, is a critical milestone for Torc," CEO Peter Vaughan Schmidt said. "This new hub will enable us to better serve our current and future customers, enhance our operational capabilities, and drive forward the adoption of autonomous technology in the logistics industry."
"This collaboration highlights Hillwood’s commitment to fostering mobility innovation and building a more resilient supply chain ecosystem with industry-leading technology, reliable infrastructure, and forward-thinking customers," said Ian Kinne, director of logistics innovation at Hillwood. "The strategic location of this hub along the critical freight corridor of Interstate 35 is a testament to some of the unique advantages of AllianceTexas.
"Torc’s presence here will further drive innovation, enhance connectivity, and provide significant value to our customers as we work toward a more efficient and connected future in logistics."
- Facility to be built out over the first half of 2025
- 13119 Old Denton Road, Fort Worth
- www.torc.ai