- Kodiak AI is partnering with Bosch to develop autonomous driving systems for standard semi-trucks.
- The collaboration aims to scale Kodiak’s self-driving technology, allowing integration into trucks from any manufacturer.
- Bosch will supply hardware components, enabling both factory-line and aftermarket installation of the autonomous driving system.

A: Did you hear about the news? Self-driving trucks are getting even more interesting!

B: No, what happened? Tell me!

A: Kodiak AI, that self-driving truck company, is teaming up with Bosch! You know, the car parts people?

B: Oh wow! That’s a big deal! What are they doing?

A: They’re working together to make it easier to add self-driving tech to *any* big rig truck. Not just Kodiak’s trucks.

B: So, like, even older trucks could become driverless?

A: Exactly! Bosch will provide some of the hardware, like sensors and steering parts.

B: That's super cool. I saw they already have trucks delivering stuff in Texas for Atlas Energy.

A: Yeah, they’re already doing deliveries! They’re trying to make their technology available to more trucks, faster.

B: That’s awesome! When do you think we'll see these everywhere?

A: Hmm, they didn't say exactly when. It's still a bit unclear. But it sounds like it’s a big step forward.