UISEE introduces self-driving light truck 'K10'

Beijing (Gasgoo)- Chinese autonomous driving solution provider UISEE recently introduced its first driverless container light truck, the K10.

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The K10 is a versatile cargo carrier that can be widely used in many industries such as manufacturing, animal husbandry, warehousing, and logistics. The light truck rides on the electric chassis of Jiangling Motors, endowing the vehicle with a maximum gradeability of 30% unloaded. The electric truck can be charged with a day’s range in less than two hours when working in a factory. 

The K10 is enabled with various intelligent functions, such as automatic start, stop, and reverse. Combined with visual navigation, LiDAR navigation, and GPS navigation, the vehicle can automatically drive and park with centimeter-level precision, accurately running on the planned route. Its automatically controlled brake lights, turn signals, dipped headlights, also take the surrounding traffic participants into consideration. 

The vehicle is in charge of controlling its own speed. Under driverless mode, the K10 can reach a maximum speed of 30km/h. When switched to the manual driving mode, the K10 can run at a 80-100km/h of speed. 

At the same time, the K10 can also be flexibly interact with driverless tractors, unmanned forklifts, AGVs, and other automation equipment in the factory. Moreover, the K10 can be installed with a selection of different forms of boxes, cargo bars, to meet the actual  transportation needs of various types of goods.