
Aurora, a Pittsburgh-based software company, specializes in developing autonomous driving technology.
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Aurora aims to make the movement of goods and people more democratic, productive, dependable, and safe.
Aurora partners with government and industry groups on rules for developing and deploying the technology.
Aurora works with industry and government partners on self-driving vehicle guidelines and regulations that prioritize safety and are technology-neutral.
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Aurora operates 20 driverless trucks on Texas highways and plans to expand its autonomous fleet to 200 by year-end, selling transportation through a per-mile “driver as a service” model. CEO Chris Urmson says autonomous trucks can reduce fuel costs and operate for up to 20 hours daily, while uShip CEO Sean Wu notes that drivers also provide judgment, customer service, and protection. After losing more than $800 million in 2025, Aurora targets positive free cash flow in 2028 through fleet expansion.
Sep 2026 · CNBC TechNews article
Aurora Innovation targets April 2025 for commercial deployment of its autonomous trucks, delaying its planned launch from the end of 2024 to continue validating its self-driving technology. The company says its trucks deliver commercial loads without remote human support 80% of the time, with a goal of reaching 90% by launch. Aurora plans to deploy up to 10 driverless trucks at launch and expand to tens of trucks by year-end 2025.
Oct 2024 · TechCrunchNews article