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RLWRLD is a robotics company that develops "Physical AI" solutions. It creates robotics foundation models (RFMs) which enable robots to operate autonomously in real-world environments. These models combine large language models with traditional robotics software, allowing robots to perceive their surroundings, make decisions, and manipulate objects, much like humans do.

Apex.AI develops software for autonomous mobility, offering a framework and tools that simplify the development of safe and secure autonomous driving applications. Its platform includes Apex.OS, which abstracts hardware, middleware, kernels, interfaces, and drivers into usable APIs, and Apex.Autonomy for safety-critical applications. It also offers MARV.Automotive, a data management platform that transfers vehicle data to the cloud, enables dynamic search-based analytics, analyzes partial logs, runs algorithms on real data, and provides graphical data introspection and team collaboration. Founded in 2017 and based in Palo Alto, California, Apex.AI builds on open-source software such as ROS and Eclipse iceoryx to provide building blocks for developers creating AI and safety-critical software for autonomous vehicles.

Saesol Tech is an autonomous V2X security technology company.

Saesol Tech is an autonomous V2X security technology company.

Founded in 2018, Sonatus develops software that enhances vehicle connectivity and data collection, enabling automobile manufacturers to offer improved customer services. Its platforms facilitate continuous improvements in cost efficiency, capabilities, reliability, and user experience throughout a vehicle's lifespan.

42dot is a technology company focused on revolutionizing transportation services through innovative solutions. It develops advanced technologies and platforms that integrate autonomous driving, connected vehicles, and smart city infrastructure. By facilitating Mobility-as-a-Service, 42dot allows users to access various transportation modes—such as autonomous shuttles, ride-sharing, and delivery services—via a unified digital interface. The company's platform encompasses a comprehensive range of mobility and logistics services, including ride-hailing, robot taxis, and smart logistics, aimed at providing clients with affordable access to autonomous driving technology.

VayaVision Sensing Ltd. is a technology company that specializes in developing perception engine software aimed at enhancing the safety and efficiency of autonomous driving. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Or Yehuda, Israel, the company offers VAYA-Drive, an artificial intelligence cognition platform that integrates raw data fusion with advanced computer vision techniques. This platform generates comprehensive environmental models, enabling critical functions such as road and free space detection, lane detection, object detection and tracking, and recognition of traffic signs. By utilizing deep learning algorithms, VayaVision delivers a reliable detection and classification system that accurately assesses the size, shape, and velocity of surrounding objects, including small obstacles. This innovative approach not only improves sensing capabilities for autonomous vehicles but also contributes to cost reductions within the automotive industry. Since July 2020, VayaVision has operated as a subsidiary of LeddarTech Inc.

Founded in 2014, StradVision develops perception algorithms for advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles. Its core product, SVNet, enables external vehicle perception through various platforms to detect and recognize objects, while SVNet Internal monitors driver and passenger status for personalized vehicle settings. StradVision's Auto Labeling Tool automates object annotation for efficient data processing. With headquarters in San Jose, USA, and R&D centers globally, the company is renowned for its high-performing machine learning algorithms and extensive patent portfolio.

MCity is an autonomous vehicle research center located on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It serves as a unique testing facility that integrates early-stage research, real-world testing, and on-road vehicle deployments. MCty brings together industry, government, and academia to collaborate on advancements in transportation, focusing on enhancing safety, sustainability, and accessibility. The center is home to renowned researchers and provides an innovative urban environment for testing new mobility technologies, aiming to benefit society as a whole.

Founded in 2014, StradVision develops perception algorithms for advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles. Its core product, SVNet, enables external vehicle perception through various platforms to detect and recognize objects, while SVNet Internal monitors driver and passenger status for personalized vehicle settings. StradVision's Auto Labeling Tool automates object annotation for efficient data processing. With headquarters in San Jose, USA, and R&D centers globally, the company is renowned for its high-performing machine learning algorithms and extensive patent portfolio.