Venti’s Autonomous Vehicles Shatter 500,000-Mile and 340,000-Container Metrics in Global Logistics Hubs Milestones affirm growth of AI-powered Autonomous Vehicle logistics demand in ports, rail yards, factories, and warehouses Venti Technologies today announced its AI-powered autonomous vehicles (AVs) have traveled more than 500,000 miles and moved more than 340,000 containers, thus demonstrating Venti's leadership in autonomous logistics. These milestones represent transformative customer productivity gains in real-world industrial settings as well as the company's leadership in AI-powered AV solutions for logistics hubs. "Global logistics sites and supply chain nodes are burdened by many inefficiencies, including labor shortages, human error, and rising costs," said Heidi Wyle, Ph.D., Venti's Founder and CEO. "Billions of dollars are wasted on congestion, bottlenecks, and delays. Venti uses AI to eliminate friction in the supply chain, thereby providing customers with transformational and sustained cost savings." Venti's Driver-Out Autonomy Operates at Industrial Scale Venti is the only1 company that has successfully operationalized driver-out AVs in real-world logistics hubs and industrial yards. It has been operating a fleet 24/7 in full operational production for two and a half years with greater than human productivity. Venti's AV trucks carry loaded shipping containers in mixed human-robot traffic without dedicated lanes or added infrastructure. The vehicles manage localization and decision-making on board and drive and park within 1-inch (2 cm) positional accuracy, which results in ensured safety and streamlined operations. While integrating directly with terminal workflows and operating systems, Venti's technology enables customers to exceed human productivity, increase throughput, improve safety, reduce emissions, lower operating costs, and scale autonomous logistics across multiple complex sites. Venti's Platform Learns and Improves with Every Operation Venti's autonomy systems continuously learn from live operational data through training on 1 million data points per second from each vehicle, which makes its AI smarter and more productive and cost