Horizon Robotics

Vita Dynamics involves learning through real-world interactions by developing robots that can physically engage with their environment, they can adapt more naturally and efficiently.

PhiGent Robotics specializes in autonomous driving solutions, focusing on the development of advanced AI-based visual imaging and 3D vision radar technologies. These innovations are designed to enhance the performance of autonomous driving sensors, contributing to the advancement of mid-to-high-level autonomous driving capabilities. By optimizing sensor functionality, PhiGent Robotics aims to accelerate the deployment and effectiveness of autonomous driving systems in various applications.

KargoBot is a technology company specializing in the development and deployment of autonomous driving systems for trucks. Its primary focus is on researching and manufacturing high-performance autonomous driving domain controllers to facilitate the large-scale, unmanned operation of commercial truck fleets, with a commitment to sustainability and scalability.

Enjoy Move Tech specializes in developing and servicing high-performance computing software platforms tailored for smart cars and autonomous driving. Their core offerings include intelligent driving application-level operating systems and embedded artificial intelligence technologies. The company's proprietary EMOS middleware platform ensures deterministic communication and scheduling, while its full-stack low-speed automatic driving algorithm, EM-Parking System, caters to diverse complex scenarios. Enjoy Move Tech's products have achieved mass production, demonstrating their reliability and market demand.

Heisenberg Robotics designs and develops autonomous robots using advanced vision and AI for consumer and commercial applications. The company's mission is to advance automation and sustainability in lawn care by bringing mass-market products to market.

PhiGent Robotics specializes in autonomous driving solutions, focusing on the development of advanced AI-based visual imaging and 3D vision radar technologies. These innovations are designed to enhance the performance of autonomous driving sensors, contributing to the advancement of mid-to-high-level autonomous driving capabilities. By optimizing sensor functionality, PhiGent Robotics aims to accelerate the deployment and effectiveness of autonomous driving systems in various applications.

Robby Technologies Inc., founded in 2015 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, specializes in the development of self-driving delivery robots designed for last-mile logistics. The company was established by two PhD graduates from MIT, who possess expertise in computer vision and robotics, and gained recognition after being selected for the Y Combinator program in 2016. Robby Technologies aims to make delivery services more affordable and convenient for consumers by providing innovative robotic solutions for the transportation of food, groceries, and packages. Through strategic partnerships with global clients, including Fortune 500 companies, Robby Technologies is positioned as a leader in the automated delivery sector.

Yihang.ai is a company that specializes in the development of autonomous driving systems. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing, the company focuses on providing comprehensive auto-driving solutions characterized by high reliability, quality, and cost-effectiveness. Yihang.ai's flagship product, AutoPilot, leverages advanced algorithms, machine learning, and artificial intelligence technologies to enhance automotive control systems, thereby reducing the burden on drivers and improving safety. The company has successfully commercialized its autopilot functions for specific production models and is engaged in cutting-edge research related to Level 4 deep learning technology. Yihang.ai's team consists of experts in artificial intelligence, sensing, decision-making, control, and fault diagnosis, drawn from major automotive manufacturers, Tier 1 suppliers, and prestigious academic institutions worldwide, including Berkeley and Cambridge.