Cyngn

10/13/2026

PACK EXPO International is next week! The Cyngn team will be in Chicago to talk about how autonomous material handling can help manufacturers reduce labor costs, improve safety, and increase output over the long haul.

Stop by Booth N-5467 to learn how our DriveMod Autonomous Tugger automates repetitive material transport, towing up to 12,000 lbs of carts per trip.

📍 October 18–21 | Logistics Pavilion, North Hall

10/12/2026

Cyngn’s autonomous fleet continues to expand across industrial facilities.

In 2026, our fleet has completed more than 11,600 missions and traveled over 3,000 kilometers across customer operations. Fleet activity also reached a new monthly high in September.

As more facilities adopt DriveMod, we’re focused on making automation practical to deploy and scale across different industrial applications.

As Cyngn CEO Lior Tal explains, “Our focus has been on reducing the complexity of adoption and giving customers a straightforward path to automate material movement.”

10/09/2026

The word that scares people off automation isn't “robot.” It's “project.”

A project that requires huge capital investment, takes months to get up and running, and pulls your team away from the work they already have to do.

Fortunately, automation doesn't have to work that way.

We come to your facility, map the route, and train your team alongside us. No wires, no tape, no drilling into the floor or costly infrastructure changes. We can launch in as little as two weeks.

Then you measure it on your floor. Real savings. Real throughput. Results you can use to decide whether to add another route or vehicle.

Skip the big project. Start with one route and see what it can do.

10/08/2026

How much of your packaging operation is spent moving materials instead of moving production forward?

Think about the repetitive trips happening throughout the day:

🔹 Moving materials between packaging lines, QC, and staging
🔹 Running the same routes dozens of times a day
🔹 Sending forklift drivers back and forth for predictable material moves

What if those repetitive trips could be handled autonomously, freeing your people to focus on work that requires human judgment?

Stop by our booth at PACK EXPO International to talk through your operation and see where autonomous material movement could fit.

📍 Oct. 18–21 | Logistics Pavilion, North Hall, Booth N-5467

10/07/2026

An AV creates the most value when it becomes part of the everyday operation.

That’s what we’re seeing as our customers incorporate autonomous material movement into their regular workflows. Across the fleet in Q2, we saw growth in utilization across the board:

📈 Autonomous missions: +45% quarter over quarter
📍 Distance traveled: +67% quarter over quarter
⏱️ Autonomous driving hours: +55% quarter over quarter

In fact, June was the busiest month for fleet activity we’ve seen to date, as more AVs move beyond initial deployments and into recurring industrial workflows

Read the full announcement to learn more. $CYN

10/06/2026

We’re getting closer to PACK EXPO 2026, so here’s a quick look at what we’ll be talking about at the Cyngn booth:

1️⃣ Built for manufacturing & distribution
DriveMod Autonomous Tugger is designed for brownfield facilities, with safety-rated obstacle detection and fleet management.

2️⃣ A more efficient approach to material flow
Let forklifts focus on lifting while DriveMod handles repetitive hauling.

3️⃣ 12,000 lbs. of towing capacity
Haul 2 to 4 times more material per trip than a forklift.

4️⃣ Start with DriveMod EasyLaunch™
Automate one workflow, prove the ROI, and scale when you’re ready.

If you’ll be in Chicago, come see DriveMod Tugger in person and talk with our team about what automation could look like on your floor.

10/02/2026

Cyngn’s at PACK EXPO International in Chicago next month.

Stop by the Logistics Pavilion, North Hall, Booth N-5467, to see the Autonomous DriveMod Tugger in action and talk with our team about automating repetitive hauling work on your floor.

It hauls up to 12,000 lbs and handles repetitive routes through busy production environments, freeing your team from hours of manual material movement.

Plus, you can start with a single repetitive workflow, with no risk or commitments. Prove it out, then scale from there.

Have a route in mind? Let’s talk.

Schedule a meeting with us at PACK EXPO → cyngn.com/packexpo

10/01/2026

Enterprise customers expect their technology partners to demonstrate that security is built into how they operate.

That’s why we’re excited to share that Cyngn has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, an internationally recognized standard for information security management systems.

The certification gives our customers independent validation of the systems and controls we have established to protect information and manage security risk. It also strengthens our readiness to meet the security requirements of increasingly sophisticated enterprise organizations.

Read the full announcement:

The Certification establishes internationally recognized information security controls as Cyngn advances toward SOC 2 Type II attestation.

09/30/2026

We’re excited to share a follow-on order for our DriveMod Tugger from a Fortune 100 heavy equipment manufacturer.

The new deployment will support a material-handling application that moves components to a heavy-equipment assembly line, expanding the use of autonomous material handling across the customer’s operations.

The expansion builds on the manufacturer’s earlier adoption of Cyngn’s AV technology and is a great example of how an initial deployment can create opportunities for broader adoption.

Read more: https://www.cyngn.com/pr/cyngn-expands-autonomous-tugger-adoption-with-fortune-100-heavy-equipment-manufa $CYN

The existing customer expands autonomous material handling to an additional production workflow at its facility.

09/28/2026

Your plant wasn't built for autonomous vehicles. It doesn't need to be.

The Autonomous DriveMod Tugger maps your building with 3D lidar, exactly as it stands. No wires, no tape, no magnets, no redesigning the floor to fit the machine.

It runs the aisles you already run, around the racking you already have, on the layout you already built for other reasons.

The plant stays the plant. The tugger just learns it.