This blog post describes how Einride Autonomous leverages a hybrid fleet of manually-driven and autonomous trucks to build a massive data catalogue collected in a wide variety of driving scenarios. It highlights how data constitutes the backbone for the development of a safe and robust autonomous driving stack and what challenges need to be addressed.

This blog post explains why Over-The-Air (OTA) updates are essential for autonomous vehicles; enabling remote software improvements and accelerating innovation. It details Einride's security-focused OTA solution, which ensures secure software delivery, robust rollbacks, and seamless management of the evolving vehicle environment, including OS agility and ADS stack evolution.

This blog post explains how Einride's autonomous vehicles ensure safety and reliability through redundant systems for steering, braking, and power, particularly crucial for their cabless eBots. It details the implementation of redundant batteries, DC/DC converters, and electro-mechanical steering with dual controllers to eliminate single points of failure and maintain operational capability in critical situations.

This blogpost describes how Einride have approached the enormous challenge of safely deploying cabless vehicles on public roads with a small team. It's touching on how we work with safety and find the right ODD through a data driven approach, then discussing the importance of finding the right thing to focus on and lastly a case study in how this all came together in what was the first driver less deployment of an autonomous truck on public roads in the US.

This blog post describes how Einride Autonomous leverages simulation as a core enabler of shift-left testing to accelerate the safe and scalable development of autonomous freight technology. It highlights the integration of simulation across the development lifecycle—from CI to virtual release tests—emphasizing its role in shortening feedback loops, validating safety assumptions, and building trust in virtual testing.

This blog post describes our journey scaling Einride’s transport optimization software using Google’s serverless high-performance computing platform, Cloud Run Jobs.

The key to reliable and cost-efficient electric freight lies in accurate range modeling, also known as energy consumption modeling. In this blog post, we outline Einride's approach to collecting and processing electric truck data to implement range models that consistently achieve over 90% accuracy.

To reach international targets of reduced global warming, the transport industry needs to accelerate its transition towards electric. In order to go electric at scale you need to allow for a mixed brand fleet setup. You also need accurate range predictions for these brands. Given that different truck manufacturers use different data models makes this challenging. What if we could define a standard data format that we could map all truck data to, regardless of brand? Read on to learn how Einride is working with standardizing data to enable accurate and unbiased range models.

The data used when training range predictive models has a significant impact on transport planning

Whether or not to roll your own UI component library is a common dilemma when developing products with a unique brand identity. In this blog post, we shed light on how we're solving this at Einride – and lessons learned from along the way.

It's tech radar review season at Einride! That means each engineering guild facilitates a workshop to ensure that their tech radar is up to date, relevant and useful.

In this post we explain what a tech radar is, why having one or more tech radar is useful, and how we work with tech radars at Einride.

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