Autonomous Vehicle Tooling

dSPACE develops integrated hardware and software tools for developing and testing electronic control units and autonomous systems.

Mapbox provides custom online maps, location data, and navigation services for developers, including tools relevant to autonomous systems.

Applied Intuition provides simulation and validation tools for autonomous vehicle development, accelerating the release of safe and reliable autonomous systems.

NVIDIA DRIVE Sim is an open platform for developing and validating autonomous vehicles in virtual environments, powered by NVIDIA Omniverse.

Luxoft provides full-stack software development services for autonomous driving, including architecture, development, and integration.

Aurora develops and delivers the Aurora Driver, a self-driving system designed to operate multiple vehicle types, from passenger cars to heavy trucks.

Rightware provides HMI (Human-Machine Interface) software for digital cockpits and automotive displays, enabling rapid development of user experiences.

Foretellix develops a verification and validation platform for autonomous vehicles, using measurable scenarios to ensure safety and coverage.

Oxbotica develops universal autonomy software for various vehicle types and environments, providing a flexible and scalable solution.

LeddarTech provides an open, comprehensive, and adaptable low-level sensor fusion and perception platform for ADAS and AD applications.

Cognata provides a realistic simulation platform for autonomous vehicles, recreating real-world environments and traffic models for testing.

Apex.AI develops certified, production-ready software development kits for safety-critical applications in autonomous vehicles and robotics.

Wayve is developing an end-to-end AI system for autonomous driving that learns from real-world data, rather than relying on hand-coded rules.

Argo AI developed self-driving technology with a focus on perception, mapping, and control systems for ride-sharing and delivery services, acquired by multiple parties after ceasing independent operations.

Argo AI was a self-driving technology company that developed lidar, radar, cameras, computer vision, and machine learning software for autonomous vehicles.