Company Directory

Private subsidiary of Alphabet, focuses on Robotaxis.

Pony.ai is a global autonomous driving technology company developing full-stack solutions. They are working on both robotaxi and robotruck applications.

Autonomous driving division of DiDi, jointly developing vehicles with GAC Aion

Mobileye is a global leader in the development of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving technologies. The company provides vision-based technology for collision avoidance and driver assistance systems.

Autonomous driving software provider for trucks

Tesla is a leading electric vehicle manufacturer that is also developing advanced driver-assistance systems and full self-driving capabilities. Their goal is to offer fully autonomous vehicles for personal transportation.

Via provides a digital platform for on-demand transit and integrates with autonomous vehicle fleets to enable efficient ride-sharing services. The company partners with AV developers to deploy ground-based autonomous mobility solutions in urban areas.

American robotics company based in Mountain View, California.

Einride is a Swedish company developing electric and autonomous freight solutions. Their goal is to create a sustainable and efficient transportation system.

Publicly traded self-driving tech company.

Develops full-stack software for Level 4 autonomous driving, focusing on passenger cars and trucks. The company has launched robotaxi services in China and secured partnerships for mass production.

Builds AI pilots for military and commercial aircraft, enabling autonomous flight capabilities for defense and security applications. Their Hivemind autonomy stack allows aircraft to operate without GPS, communications, or human pilots.

BMW integrates advanced driver-assistance systems in models like the X5 and 3 Series, expanding Mobileye-based offerings for semi-autonomous driving. The company continues to improve its systems for greater autonomy in future models.[1]

Company focused on autonomous vehicles, with CEO discussing why AVs are outpacing humanoid robots.

A technology company with an autonomous driving division, mentioned in relation to plans to compete with Waymo and Tesla.

A leading semiconductor company offering analog and mixed-signal components essential for automotive radar systems. Analog Devices provides integrated circuits and sensor interfaces that support radar signal processing and detection.

Develops autonomous command and control systems for commercial marine vessels, enabling remote operation and autonomous navigation. Their technology is deployed on workboats, cargo ships, and survey vessels worldwide.

Japanese multinational manufacturer of construction, mining, forestry equipment.

Toyota Motor Corporation is a leading global automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of vehicles including hybrids, electric vehicles, and internal combustion engine models. The company emphasizes innovation in sustainable mobility and advanced vehicle technologies to meet diverse market demands.

Construction and mining equipment giant with massive autonomous haulage fleet.

Uber is developing autonomous mobility solutions using advanced AI models to address long-tail driving scenarios. It aims to increase safe level 4 deployments through physical AI innovation.

Vector Informatik supplies software tools and platforms for developing autonomous vehicle systems. They enable simulation, testing, and validation for ADAS and full autonomy stacks.

Wayve develops end-to-end AI for autonomous driving without reliance on HD maps or LiDAR. Their reinforcement learning approach focuses on generalization across diverse environments.[4]

Aptiv provides scalable autonomous vehicle platforms with sensor fusion and centralized computing. Their solutions support ADAS and higher autonomy levels across vehicle segments.