Autonomous Port Logistics

Autonomy for the working port

Electric terminal vehicles and fleet software, being developed for Level 4 (L4) autonomy within defined port operating areas.

CAD render of the General Axis autonomous terminal vehicle carrying a container, elevated three-quarter front view CAD render
Why We Build

Every container move puts someone alongside heavy machinery, in weather, at speed. Take the most dangerous of those moves off people and the terminal gets safer and faster at once.

The Platform

One stack, bench to wharf

Electric drive, all-wheel steering and coordinated fleet software, designed together for container moves between the quay and the yard.

Safety

Engineered to fail safe

An isolated channel watches every command and can stop the vehicle without the main computer, backed by a hardware emergency stop.

CAD render of the General Axis autonomous terminal vehicle carrying a container, side elevation showing the emergency stop button and service hatch

CAD render · Side elevation. The emergency stop sits beside the service hatch, reachable from the ground.

Production Compute

Automotive-grade silicon

Approved for commercial use of NVIDIA DRIVE AGX, the compute behind production autonomous vehicle programmes.

NVIDIA DRIVE AGX developer kit, the compute platform General Axis vehicles run on

Contact

Deploy autonomous vehicles at terminal scale

For pilot deployments, collaboration and integration planning across port and wharf environments. We typically respond within two business days.

Prefer email? Write to contact@generalaxisrobotics.com.