Autonomous logistics investment from MİA Teknoloji: Robovan is coming to Turkey
MİA Teknoloji has decided to invest in bringing the autonomous cargo transport vehicle technology, Robovan, to the Turkish market through its subsidiary, Tripy. The company aims to reduce urban logistics costs by 45 percent with this technology.
MİA Teknoloji announced via the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) that it has decided to invest in bringing the driverless cargo transport vehicle technology, Robovan, developed by its subsidiary Tripy, to commercial use in Turkey.
The company, which aims to integrate electric and autonomous transport solutions into cargo, retail, e-commerce, and urban distribution processes, anticipates savings of up to 45 percent in operational costs with this technology. While Tripy continues negotiations with large-scale logistics and cargo firms for the commercial use of Robovan systems, it was stated that some processes have reached the ordering stage.
While the global autonomous last-mile delivery market is expected to reach a size of 5.9 billion dollars by 2030, MİA Teknoloji aims to take an active role in this field in Turkey. Technical details such as the start date of operations and the number of vehicles to be deployed have not yet been finalized.