It’s been a year since we went public. And what a year it’s been
Over the past 12 months, we: → Scaled to 35 driverless trucks running day and night for Atlas Energy Solutions in the Permian Basin…zero humans in the cab → Started hauling triple trailers → Named IKEA as our driverless launch partner → Crossed 40,000+ cumulative hours and 3.5M+ autonomous miles → Designated the Dallas-Houston I-45 corridor as our first long-haul driverless launch lane, with our Autonomy Readiness Measure at 93% and climbing → Earned a California DMV permit for autonomous truck testing → Partnered with the United States Marine Corps on the ROUGE-Fires program
And we are just getting started. Year one is done. The highway is next.
This is Kodiak. AI for the long haul.
Why this matters for talent
Kodiak AI's one year public anniversary post lists a real operational track record: 35 driverless trucks running for Atlas Energy Solutions with zero humans in the cab, more than 40,000 cumulative hours and 3.5 million autonomous miles, plus a California DMV testing permit and a Marine Corps program partnership. A company with this much validated driverless operating history is a stronger bet for autonomous trucking talent than most peers still in pure testing mode. Kodiak carries more than 60 open roles on the board.
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