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Develops autonomous vehicle technology using AI
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Sunnyvale, CA, USA
Hybrid working policy with time spent in the office.
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Wayve.ai develops self-driving technology known as AV2.0, which focuses on creating smarter and safer autonomous vehicles. Their technology uses embodied AI software that allows vehicles to learn from their experiences and adapt to different environments without needing detailed programming. This method is different from traditional self-driving technologies that often rely on expensive hardware and pre-mapped data. Instead, Wayve.ai employs end-to-end deep learning, making their solution more cost-effective for automakers. The company targets automakers and fleet operators, providing them with adaptable and affordable solutions for driving automation. Wayve.ai aims to enhance mobility by partnering with companies like Ocado Group and Asda to test their technology in real-world delivery scenarios.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$1.3B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2017
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Self-driving startup Wayve is reportedly preparing to make its commercial debut. The U.K. company will introduce its driver-assistance system in partnership with global car companies in the U.S. and Germany “in the near term,” CEO Alex Kendall said in an interview with Bloomberg News Monday (March 10). Kendall declined to offer an exact timeline or disclose which automakers the company will be working with, the report added
Wayve, a pioneer in Embodied AI for automotive applications, is expanding its global footprint into mainland Europe by launching a dedicated on-road testing and development hub in Germany.
British artificial intelligence (AI) startup Wayve, which develops autonomous vehicle systems, has announced plans to accelerate its international expansion by launching a new hub in Stuttgart, Germany.
On March 3, Wayve announced an on-road testing and development hub in Germany and the deployment of a new fleet of Wayve test vehicles.
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