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NuPort Robotics

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What NuPort Robotics does.

NuPort Robotics is a Canadian firm headquartered in Toronto. They offer autonomous driving for tractors and modernizes existing Fleet Systems without disrupting operational activities. NuPort uses Retrofit Technology to autonomize conventional trucks while simultaneously attending to immediate Opex savings and safe driver performance. The company supports 360-degree sensors up to 500 meters range and is compatible with all Truck-OEMs. NuPort has already implemented projects in Toronto, the Port of Prince Rupert, and other locations and was awarded a financial support of 1 Million Canadian Dollars by the Canadian government.

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