Hyundai Fuel Cell Trailer Drone - Future Trucking Tech

Hyundai Fuel Cell Trailer Drone - Future Trucking Tech https://youtu.be/LlrLkzZC_rE

Hyundai Fuel Cell Trailer Drone is the Future of Trucks, Holds Trucks
e-Bogie’s name and inspiration Bogie, 2-axis subframe on which train cars ride at both ends. The e-Bogie is more of a “transport robot” than a truck, essentially a chassis of an autonomous electric vehicle with a fuel cell propulsion system. Thanks to the 4-wheel independent steering, the e-Bogie can rotate into place and perform impressive operations such as diagonal “crab walk” driving. The sturdy, unobtrusive design also allows you to carry small shipping containers and other luggage.
Mechanically, the e-Bogie is the front or rear of the trailer drone, but the trailer itself has some sensors that help autonomous driving on the highway, and the front and trailing panels are fast air. Supports mechanics. In addition, drones can platoon on the highway to further increase long-distance efficiency, estimated at over 621 miles (1,000 km) per H2 charge. Upon arrival, the trailer can be autonomously unloaded by lifting its deployable legs to drive away the e-Bogies. It can also be divided into three small containers, each of which can be transported to its final destination by a separate e-Bogie.
The e-Bogie vehicle platform can be useful beyond transportation and logistics. Hyundai also introduced the concept of a rescue drone that equips a single fuel cell e-Bogie with emergency service equipment. The concept can be deployed autonomously in dangerous fire and disaster relief situations, or remotely operated by a responder that monitors the video feed of aerial drones charged and stored on the rescue drone platform. Between the wheels of the drone there is even space for an internal compartment that is even a pair of more equipment and stretchers to evacuate the injured.