Autonomous Driving Companies
Explore 6 Autonomous Driving companies in our AI directory. Leading companies include Baidu AI, Arbe Robotics, aiMotive.
Baidu AI
Beijing, China
Baidu is China's leading AI company with ERNIE LLM, Apollo autonomous driving, and PaddlePaddle deep learning framework.
Arbe Robotics
Tel Aviv, Israel
Arbe, the leader in Ultra-HD Radar for Perception, offers 2,304 channel array delivering 300m+ free-space mapping for autonomous driving.
aiMotive
Budapest, Hungary
aiMotive develops embedded systems and tooling for L2-L4 automated driving and Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), uniquely focusing on solutions powered by camera and radar sensor fusion – eliminating the need for costly HD maps. Their core offerings include a full-stack software platform and the latest generation of their simulation tool, featuring flexible neural network simulation and advanced lighting capabilities for robust testing and validation. aiMotive partners with automotive OEMs to accelerate development cycles and reduce costs in bringing scalable, mapless autonomous features to market.
SenseTime
Hong Kong, China
SenseTime is one of China's largest AI companies, specializing in computer vision for smart cities, autonomous driving, and healthcare.
Altos Radar
San Jose, United States
Altos Radar develops high-performance and low-cost 4D imaging radars for high-level driver assistance systems and autonomous driving.
Hyundai Mobis
Seoul, South Korea
Hyundai Mobis develops core technologies for the automotive industry, specializing in advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and complete vehicle platforms. Their innovations center around integrated controller technology – exemplified by their Mobileye-based ADAS solutions and centralized domain controller – enabling Level 2+ to Level 3 autonomous features like Highway Driving Assist and Remote Intelligent Parking Assist. As a key supplier to Hyundai Motor Group and other global automakers, Mobis recently achieved recognition for its all-in-one integrated domain controller, reducing system complexity and paving the way for software-defined vehicles.