Autonomous Logistic Solutions Sdn Bhd (ALS) is set to embark on a 6-month public road trial for its L4 driverless RoboVan in Cyberjaya. The company noted that this marks the first time a Malaysian company has been authorised to deploy a fully driverless Level 4 autonomous vehicle on public roads with a valid licence plate.
Prior to this public deployment, the ALS RoboVan underwent a 6-month trial at the Pos Malaysia National Mail Centre in Shah Alam. Over 1,000km were logged during the closed-environment trial, which involved point-to-point pallet transfers across at least two daily shifts.
If you are wondering, the blue-labelled plate shown at the launch event is not the actual plate the RoboVan will use on public roads. The real registration plate will be a standard green-labelled JPJePlate issued for EVs.
