Zoox, Inc.

Samay Shah

Srinivasa Rao Vaddiraju

Paul Raymond Mueller

Rahul Dhananjay Sawant

Qinling Zheng

Fnu Sanjay Kumar

Sharosin Sean Daniels

Systems and techniques for operating cooling system assemblies in a vehicle are discussed herein. The vehicle may receive a direction of travel and a speed. The vehicle may determine based on the direction of travel a leading cooling system assembly at a first end of the vehicle and a trailing cooling system assembly at a second end of the vehicle. The vehicle may determine, based on the direction of travel of the vehicle and/or whether the speed meets or exceeds a threshold speed, an action associated with the leading cooling system assembly and/or the trailing cooling system assembly and may perform the action.

Cooling system assembly for bidirectional vehicle

Techniques for providing heat load balancing in an autonomous bi-directional vehicle utilize a first coolant loop thermally coupled to a first drive motor and a first end of the autonomous bi-directional vehicle and a second coolant loop thermally coupled to a second drive motor and a second end of the autonomous bi-directional vehicle to exchange thermal energy. A conduit thermally couples the first coolant loop with the second coolant loop to allow transfer of the coolant in between. A controller is usable to increase an amount of thermal energy transferred between the first coolant loop and the second coolant loop based at least in part on a direction of travel of the autonomous bi-directional vehicle.

Heat load balancing in vehicles

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