Autonomous Driving companies

42dot is Hyundai Motor Group's global software centre, developing mobility AI, autonomous driving and software-defined vehicle technology, including the TAP! pl…

Helm.ai develops AI-first autonomous driving software and simulation platforms for Level 2 through Level 4 vehicles, with products spanning perception, full-sta…

Zoox builds and operates fully autonomous, all-electric robotaxis designed from the ground up for driverless urban transportation.

PlusAI develops AI-based autonomous driving software for factory-built trucks, with operations in the United States and Europe from its Silicon Valley headquart…

Bot Auto builds and operates Level 4 autonomous trucks in a Transportation as a Service model, focusing on hub-to-hub freight runs from its Houston, Texas base.

Waabi builds an AI platform for autonomous trucking using a simulation-first approach to develop and test self-driving technology.

ISEE builds AI-powered autonomous driving technology for self-driving yard trucks to modernize supply chain logistics.

Aurora builds the Aurora Driver, a self-driving system for freight trucks combining proprietary hardware, including FirstLight lidar, with Verifiable AI softwar…

AeroVect develops an AI-powered autonomous driving platform for airport ground support equipment, deployed at major airports including Atlanta.

Woven by Toyota is Toyota's mobility technology subsidiary developing autonomous driving, robotics, AI, and software platforms including a smart city test site…

Zendar builds RF perception technology that delivers vision-like, semantically segmented environmental understanding from radar data alone for autonomous system…

The Toyota Research Institute is a research organization focused on mobility innovation, conducting work in robotics, automated driving, AI, and sustainable ene…

Tycho.AI, an MIT spinout, builds autonomous intelligence software and mission-optimized edge compute hardware for unmanned systems in GPS-denied and contested e…

Bedrock Robotics builds autonomous retrofit systems that convert existing heavy construction equipment into fully self-operating machines.

Obvio is an AI company that builds solar-powered traffic cameras to automatically detect dangerous driving behaviors like speeding and stop sign violations at i…