- Self-driving startup Aurora unveiled its second-generation hardware for autonomous trucks.
- Aurora Driver 2 is more powerful, more compact, and cheaper than its predecessor.
- The startup claims the sensor suite has been designed to last a million miles.
Aurora, the Pittsburgh-based startup working on transforming regular big rigs into autonomous trucks, has unveiled its second-generation hardware setup. The company boasts that Aurora Driver 2 can deliver one million miles of driverless freight transport thanks to the more robust sensors and tighter integrations, all while cutting hardware costs in half.