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UVeye Ltd. designs and manufactures advanced vehicle inspection systems that leverage high-resolution cameras and computer algorithms to automatically detect anomalies, modifications, and foreign objects in vehicles. Their product line includes stationary and mobile under-vehicle inspection systems, which can identify concealed weapons and contraband while providing 3D imaging of a vehicle's undercarriage. The systems are equipped with license plate recognition capabilities, allowing for efficient database storage and retrieval of vehicle information. UVeye serves a diverse clientele, including government entities such as embassies and military bases, as well as private organizations globally. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, UVeye aims to enhance security and maintenance across various sectors, integrating digital solutions into the vehicle inspection process.

INRIX, Inc. offers real-time, historical, and predictive traffic information solutions. It offers services, such as INRIX Connected Services, a suite of content services providing navigation OEMs and location-based service application developers with private label and go-to-market solutions for in-vehicle, PND, wireless phone, and other connected devices; INRIX Total Fusion, a traffic data service that combines real-time, predictive, and historical traffic information; INRIX Real-Time Flow that helps to develop real-time traffic data and traffic speed maps; and INRIX Nationwide Traffic Alerts that provides real-time congestion alerts for freeways, highways, and arterials. The company also provides INRIX Real-Time Incidents that provides real-time reporting of traffic incidents, including accidents, construction, and events, such as sports games. In addition, it offers traffic information technology for arterials, city streets, and secondary roads. The company offers solutions for automotive, Internet, mobile, portable navigation devices, transportation and logistics, and public sectors. Inrix, Inc. has strategic partnerships with ARC Transistance, Clear Channel, deCarta, Microsoft, OPIS, Tele Atlas, TNO, and ITIS Holdings, PLC. INRIX, Inc. was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Kirkland, Washington.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

DAPCEP provides year-round STEM programming to nearly 11,000 pre-Kindergarten through 12th graders each year. With a 50:50 female-male ratio and a near 100 percent graduation rate, DAPCEP collaborates with 40+ schools and universities, corporations, community organizations, and public entities. The educational nonprofit has amassed more than 70,000 alumni, 68 percent of whom have entered STEM careers and credit DAPCEP for their STEM success.

Pure Watercraft, Inc. is a Seattle-based company that designs, manufactures, and sells electric boats and outboard propulsion systems. Established in 2011, the company offers a range of products including pontoon boats, bass boats, coaching launches, and rigid inflatables, all aimed at enhancing fishing and leisure activities. Its electric outboard motors are designed to be clean, quiet, and environmentally sustainable, allowing for zero-emission boating experiences. The company's products are available for purchase online, promoting accessibility for consumers interested in eco-friendly watercraft solutions.

Wejo partners with automotive manufacturers to organize and enhance streams of authentic connected vehicle data, unlocking its value for drivers and public and private sector organizations. Wejo data and insights are licensed to ethical, like-minded businesses – from traffic analysts to parking app developers, smart city planners to governments. It specializes in in-vehicle data and processes billions of data points from thousands of sensors globally. Wejo analyses this data and makes it accessible to create customer and economic value; enable safer driving; make cities more liveable and deliver a better driving experience.

Momenta is an autonomous driving startup operating out of Beijing. Its deep-learning based software in perception, HD semantic mapping, and data-driven path planning enables the realization of full autonomy. Momenta offers multi-level autonomous driving solutions as well as big data products and services. Momenta’s team is composed of some of the world’s top experts in computer vision and deep learning, including one of the authors of Faster R-CNN and ResNet, the most popular deep learning network, as well as winners of ImageNet 2015, MS COCO Challenge 2015, and ImageNet 2017. Momenta is leading the autonomous driving software space with advanced technical competence and a strong commitment to innovation.

SolidEnergy Systems Corp. specializes in the development and manufacturing of rechargeable lithium metal batteries, targeting applications in drones, wearables, smartphones, and electric vehicles. Founded in 2012 and located in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company operates at a pilot scale to produce rechargeable cells for prototype demonstrations and niche aerospace markets. SolidEnergy's core innovation lies in the materials it provides, specifically anodes and electrolytes, which are designed for integration with existing lithium-ion cell manufacturing processes. This compatibility enables the company to scale its production without the need for significant investment in new infrastructure. By supplying these materials to major lithium-ion cell manufacturers, SolidEnergy facilitates the creation of customized battery solutions for a variety of applications, positioning itself for growth in the mainstream consumer electronics and electric vehicle markets.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

Lordstown Motors Corporation is an American automobile manufacturer of electric vehicles.Lordstown Motors is completing the engineering and development of the first full-electric pickup truck.

Nikola Motor Company, a subsidiary of Nikola Corporation, is focused on transforming the transportation industry through the development of zero-emission vehicles. Founded in 2014 and based in Salt Lake City, Utah, the company designs and manufactures battery-electric and hydrogen-electric vehicles, along with electric powertrains and vehicle components. In addition to its vehicle offerings, Nikola also creates energy storage systems and infrastructure for hydrogen fueling stations, aiming to provide comprehensive solutions for sustainable transportation. With a commitment to reducing emissions across the energy production and consumption spectrum, Nikola Motor Company seeks to disrupt the industry on a global scale.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

MIT Solve, established in 2016, is an initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It aims to develop sustainable solutions to the world's most pressing challenges by connecting tech entrepreneurs with resources and partnerships. Each year, Solve issues four Global Challenges to identify promising teams, referred to as "solver teams," that can create impactful change. In addition to fostering innovation, MIT Solve builds a community of leaders and changemakers to support these teams as they scale their efforts. This initiative reflects MIT's dedication to open technological innovation and its long-standing commitment to actionable thought leadership in addressing global issues.

Wejo partners with automotive manufacturers to organize and enhance streams of authentic connected vehicle data, unlocking its value for drivers and public and private sector organizations. Wejo data and insights are licensed to ethical, like-minded businesses – from traffic analysts to parking app developers, smart city planners to governments. It specializes in in-vehicle data and processes billions of data points from thousands of sensors globally. Wejo analyses this data and makes it accessible to create customer and economic value; enable safer driving; make cities more liveable and deliver a better driving experience.

Wejo partners with automotive manufacturers to organize and enhance streams of authentic connected vehicle data, unlocking its value for drivers and public and private sector organizations. Wejo data and insights are licensed to ethical, like-minded businesses – from traffic analysts to parking app developers, smart city planners to governments. It specializes in in-vehicle data and processes billions of data points from thousands of sensors globally. Wejo analyses this data and makes it accessible to create customer and economic value; enable safer driving; make cities more liveable and deliver a better driving experience.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

Mcity, the autonomous vehicle research center on the University of Michigan campus.Mcity is the only advanced mobility R&D center that combines early-stage research, testing in a real-world environment, and on-road vehicle deployments to further prove new technologies.

Black Girls CODE is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching girls aged 7 to 17 about computer programming and digital technology. Black Girls CODE offers courses in computer programming, electrical engineering, mobile app development, robotics, and other STEM fields. Headquartered in Bayview-Hunters Point, San Francisco, the organization grew to 2,000 students by August 2013 within the 7 established institutions that operate in 7 states across the U.S. as well as in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Together with leading educators, engineers, and entrepreneurs, Girls Who Code has developed a new model for computer science education, pairing intensive instruction in robotics, web design, and mobile development with high-touch mentorship and exposure led by the industry’s top female engineers and entrepreneurs. In its inaugural program, Girls Who Code empowered young women from New York City’s five boroughs and will launch programs in New York, Detroit, San Francisco, and San Jose in 2013.

GM Cruise LLC, doing business as Cruise Automation, develops and manufactures Cruise RP-1, a highway autopilot system for cars. Its products features include precision steering, car and lane tracking, adaptive speed control, and collision avoidance. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of May 12, 2016, Cruise Automation, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of General Motors Company.

Sidecar Technologies, founded in San Francisco in 2011, operates a business-to-business delivery transportation network designed to provide a convenient and affordable solution for riders. The company emphasizes safety, employing pre-vetted drivers and incorporating features such as background checks, rating systems for both drivers and riders, and GPS tracking. It allows drivers the flexibility to offer rides on their own schedule, supporting a community-driven approach to transportation. Currently, Sidecar operates in ten cities and has facilitated over half a million rides.

Lyft is an on-demand transportation service that connects riders with drivers through a mobile application, allowing users to request rides and make payments seamlessly. Founded in June 2012 in San Francisco, Lyft has become the second-largest ridesharing provider in the U.S. and Canada, serving approximately 95 percent of the U.S. population. The platform offers various ride options, including traditional private rides, shared rides, and luxury vehicles. In addition to standard ride-sharing services, Lyft has expanded into the bike and scooter-sharing market, promoting multimodal transportation solutions. The service is particularly popular among college, university, and corporate communities, and it allows riders to schedule rides up to seven days in advance.

GM Financial operates as the captive finance company for General Motors, offering a range of auto finance solutions. The organization focuses on building strong relationships with both dealers and consumers, emphasizing best-in-class customer service and transparent communication. To ensure ethical conduct, all employees and executives adhere to a comprehensive Code of Business Conduct and Ethics, which outlines the principles guiding their interactions with customers, vendors, and each other. This commitment to ethical standards and customer service is central to GM Financial's operational success and its ability to support the automotive ecosystem.

AmeriCredit Corp. is a independent automobile finance company that provides financing solutions indirectly through auto dealers across the United States. AmeriCredit has about 800,000 customers and approximately $9 billion in auto receivables.

Ignite Sports Media partners with sports properties and media companies to provide targeted convergence media destinations for sports fans. From sports teams and leagues, Ignite licenses exclusive Internet media rights to create team- oriented Internet destinations that increase fan involvement and provide highly targeted, interactive relationships between teams, their sponsors and fans. For media companies, Ignite serves as an Internet media partner, producing custom sports destination sites for newspapers, broadcast networks, television and radio stations, and Internet portals. Included among Ignite's media clients are America Online, AltaVista, Zip2, and GolfServ.com. Ignite's quality content comes from leading sources, including SportsTicker, the Associated Press, Pro Sports Xchange and the company's major sports team partners.

EDS Ventures was the corporate venture arm of EDS, focused on investing in established technology companies during their second or later rounds of equity financing. Based in Plano, Texas, EDS Ventures targeted firms across various sectors within the technology landscape. As a part of a larger global technology services company, EDS Ventures complemented its parent company's extensive portfolio, which included information technology and business process outsourcing services. These services catered to a diverse range of industries, such as manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, communications, energy, transportation, and consumer and retail, as well as government entities worldwide.

Cadillac is an automobile brand that produces and markets luxury vehicles worldwide. Cadillac was founded by William Murphy, Lemuel Bowen, and Henry M. Leland in 1902 and is currently headquartered in New York, United States.

The Rapid Motor Vehicle Company was founded in 1902 in Pontiac, Michigan, by brothers Max Grabowsky and Morris Grabowsky.

Reliance Motor Car Company is a manufacturer of motors.