In our Q2 2022 Business Review call this week, we unveiled a first look at our Aurora Horizon Product Roadmap and shared exciting progress updates on everything from safety to new autonomy capabilities and customer pilots.
To deliver a scalable, commercially viable product, we’ve structured our business around three core components: autonomy technology, vehicle platform, and commercial operations. Our roadmap charts a path for these key components and the dependencies of our business.
A fault occurs when some part of the Aurora Driver’s system or the vehicle it’s controlling becomes impaired. A fault could include anything from an obstructed camera to a blown tire or an anomaly in the code of an autonomy sub-system.
Though National Safety Month is in June, safety is never in the rearview mirror at Aurora. We’re reflecting on everything our team learned and shared last month, and how we’ll carry these lessons forward.
Meet Ashley McClain, an Aurora Truck Operations Instructor on our Vehicle Operations team whose experience as a long-haul truck driver informs her approach to training and testing the Aurora Driver.
At Aurora, we frequently talk about the importance of a comprehensive, thoughtful approach to safety.
Today, we’re excited to share our next steps on our investments, which include building a new 78,000 square foot facility in Bozeman, Montana, where we will continue to grow our team and produce future generations of Aurora’s FirstLight to support our expanding fleet of commercial autonomous vehicles.