AI Transportation platforms enhance mobility and logistics through artificial intelligence. These solutions optimize route planning, vehicle management, and transportation operations while improving efficiency and safety in mobility systems.
51 verified AI-first sites in Transportation.
Alphabet's fully driverless robotaxi service. The Waymo Driver runs a fleet of 4,000+ vehicles across 15 US cities, including Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, Miami, and Las Vegas, averaging 500,000+ paid rides a week. Tokyo, London, and Singapore are planned next.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships. Contact for solutions.
Aurora Driver self-driving system for Class 8 trucks, running fully driverless commercial freight on the Dallas-Houston corridor since 2025. 500,000+ driverless miles; targets 200 driverless trucks by end of 2026 with partners including PACCAR, Volvo, Hirschbach, and Uber Freight.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships. Contact for solutions.
Hyundai Motor Group majority-owned robotaxi company (with Aptiv heritage) deploying AI-first Level 4 autonomy. Supervised Motional IONIQ 5 rides live on Uber in Las Vegas with fully driverless commercial service targeted for end of 2026.
Pricing: Commercial partnerships. Enterprise solutions.
Electric and autonomous road-freight platform with connected charging and Saga AI operations software. Deploys autonomous and electric trucks for shippers including PepsiCo, Lidl, and DP World across Europe, the US, and the Middle East.
Pricing: Enterprise pricing. Contact for solutions.
Kodiak Driver autonomous trucking system, retrofitted onto commercial trucks. Driverless operations on private lease roads in the Permian Basin since late 2024; unsupervised long-haul highway service on Dallas-Houston planned for end of 2026. Publicly traded (Nasdaq: KDK).
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships
Autonomous middle-mile trucking on fixed regional routes between distribution centers and stores. 85,000+ fully driverless orders for Walmart, Kroger, PepsiCo, and Loblaw across Texas, Arizona, Arkansas, and Canada. Raised a $200M Series D in 2026; Isuzu partnership for production trucks.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships
Simulation-first autonomous driving lab (Waabi World) applying deep learning and probabilistic reasoning to commercial trucking and, with Uber backing, a large robotaxi program. Same physical-AI stack pitched across freight and passenger platforms.
Pricing: Enterprise pricing
First autonomous driving company to obtain driverless test permits in both US and China. Provides autonomous driving solutions including robotaxis, mini robobuses, and robovans with proven track record of over 147,000 trips serving 60,000+ passengers.
Pricing: Enterprise pricing
Autonomous delivery vehicle company with first deployment permit for autonomous vehicles in California. Partners with major brands like Domino's, Chipotle, Kroger, and Walmart for autonomous last-mile delivery solutions.
Pricing: Enterprise pricing
PlusAI virtual-driver software for factory-built autonomous trucks. SuperDrive L4 stack for highway freight with OEM partners including Traton brands (Scania, MAN, International), Hyundai, and Iveco; commercial launch path aimed at 2027.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships and licensing
Chinese robotaxi and autonomous trucking company running fully driverless ride-hailing in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, with international pilots in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Also develops autonomous trucks; listed on Nasdaq and the Hong Kong exchange.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships and commercial deployments
Autonomous vehicle technology company developing self-driving cars, robotaxis, and sidewalk delivery robots. Launched robotaxi service in partnership with Uber in downtown Dallas, offering rides through the Uber app. Features advanced autonomous driving systems for urban environments. Includes delivery robot solutions for last-mile logistics. Focuses on deploying autonomous vehicles in controlled environments and expanding to broader urban areas. Partners with major transportation and technology companies.
Pricing: Commercial partnerships and ride-hailing services
Autonomous freight trucking company developing fully autonomous Class 8 trucks for long-haul commercial transportation. Founded by former Argo AI leadership team. Features highway-focused autonomous driving systems for heavy-duty freight transport. Focuses on Level-4 autonomy for commercial trucking operations. Targets deployment of autonomous trucks for logistics and supply chain applications. Emphasizes safety and reliability in autonomous freight transportation.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships and commercial deployments
Autonomous mobility company developing purpose-built robotaxis designed from the ground up for autonomous operation. Features fully autonomous vehicles without steering wheels or pedals, optimized for ride-hailing services. Operates public robotaxi services in cities including Las Vegas and San Francisco. Includes bidirectional driving capability and advanced safety systems. Owned by Amazon and integrated into broader mobility initiatives. Focuses on creating safe, efficient, and sustainable urban transportation solutions.
Pricing: Commercial ride-hailing services
Company developing end-to-end autonomous driving systems that learn from data rather than relying on traditional maps. Features map-free autonomous driving AI designed to be robust across diverse urban environments. Uses deep learning and reinforcement learning for driving policy development. Focuses on scalable autonomous vehicle technology that can adapt to new cities and conditions quickly. Partners with major automotive manufacturers for deployment. Emphasizes generalizable AI for autonomous mobility.
Pricing: Enterprise partnerships and technology licensing
Physical AI and autonomous vehicle software platform supporting ADAS and full autonomy development. Provides simulation, validation, and end-to-end vehicle software tooling across automotive and broader transportation applications.
Pricing: Enterprise pricing for platform modules and deployment scope.
Autonomous shuttle and urban AV operator live on Uber in Arlington, Texas, with plans to expand U.S. markets. Multi-policy decision-making stack for mixed-traffic city and campus routes rather than highway trucking.
Pricing: Commercial partnership pricing for city, transit, and fleet operators.
Autonomous trucking company building and operating AI-powered freight operations with Level 4 self-driving systems. Focuses on hub-to-hub logistics, safety-driven autonomy, and commercial fleet deployments.
Pricing: Commercial freight and enterprise partnership pricing; contact for terms.
Daimler Truck subsidiary commercializing Level 4 autonomous freight on Freightliner Cascadia trucks. Hub-to-hub self-driving stack with fleet partners including Schneider; safety-first perception and planning for long-haul logistics.
Pricing: Enterprise fleet partnerships; contact on site.
Vision-only autonomous haulage system for mines and quarries. OEM-agnostic AHS runs mixed Caterpillar and Komatsu fleets without lidar or pre-mapping. 2M+ tons hauled at Heidelberg Materials; scaling to 100+ trucks globally.
Pricing: Industrial deployment contracts; contact on site.
Autonomous electric yard trucks and management software for distribution hubs. AI plans trailer moves including backing, hitching, and brake-line connections in mixed-traffic yards. TÜV SÜD-validated safety; enterprise deployments across North America.
Pricing: Enterprise yard automation; contact for deployment.
AI-first perception and driver software from ADAS through Level 4 using Deep Teaching and generative simulation. Vision-only Helm Driver and surround perception for production vehicles. Honda and Volkswagen programs; GenSim and VidGen foundation models for validation.
Pricing: OEM licensing and enterprise programs; book demo on site.
Intel-owned ADAS and autonomous driving company powering vision-based EyeQ chips in millions of vehicles. SuperVision and Chauffeur stacks for hands-free and robotaxi programs; REM crowdsourced mapping. Core supplier of production ADAS to global OEMs.
Pricing: OEM and Tier-1 partnerships; consumer features via automaker packages.
Openpilot open-source driver assistance running on comma devices for compatible cars. Community-driven ADAS with vision-based lane keeping and adaptive cruise; developer SDK and hardware. Popular among enthusiasts building aftermarket autonomy.
Pricing: Hardware kits and devices; openpilot software open source.
UK autonomous vehicle software company (formerly Oxbotica) for industrial and on-road autonomy. Oxa Driver stack for mapping, localization, and decision-making across campuses, logistics yards, and vehicle platforms. Focus on deployable autonomy for commercial operators.
Pricing: Enterprise licensing and partnerships; contact for access.
AI fleet safety platform with context-aware dash cams that predict collision risk from driver, vehicle, and road signals. Real-time in-cab alerts and coaching; merging with Nexar. Used by commercial fleets worldwide to cut distraction and at-fault crashes.
Pricing: Hardware plus subscription; contact sales.
Swiss Physical AI company delivering TÜV SÜD-certified Level 4 autonomy for industrial logistics. Autonomous Tractor Solution for ports/yards and Automated Vehicle Marshalling for factories; APM Terminals and OEM deployments in mixed-traffic sites.
Pricing: Enterprise industrial autonomy; contact for deployment.
Supervised autonomy for heavy machinery-retrofit kits let remote operators run multiple construction and industrial machines from a command center. OEM-agnostic; expanding into ports. Joined HAVOC; deployments with construction and equipment partners.
Pricing: Industrial retrofit and subscription; contact on site.
Physical AI company for mass-produced L2-L2++ assisted driving and scalable robotaxi/robovan stacks. Data flywheel from OEM production vehicles feeds higher autonomy; Uber and Mercedes robotaxi programs outside China.
Pricing: OEM licensing and commercial AV partnerships; contact on site.
Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxi service with large-scale fully driverless rides in Chinese cities and international expansion (Middle East, Europe). Peer to Waymo on weekly driverless trip volume; powered by Baidu Apollo autonomy.
Pricing: Consumer ride fares where live; fleet and city partnerships.
Agentic AI driving stack for ADAS through L4 on standard sensors and automotive-grade compute. Scenario-specific agents for affordable autonomy; Uber Munich robotaxi program on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion; OEM and Tier-1 design wins.
Pricing: OEM and Tier-1 licensing; contact on site.
AI ground-autonomy platform for yard, terminal, and hub trucking-autonomous electric terminal tractors and shunting with human-centric teleoperation fallback. Deployments across European logistics, manufacturing, and defense yards.
Pricing: Industrial automation contracts; contact for deployment.
Physical AI toolchain for AV scenario coverage, data curation, and safety validation. Foretify generates and measures long-tail driving cases used to train and sign off autonomy stacks.
Pricing: Enterprise toolchain; contact Foretellix.
Open vision-language-action models for robotaxis and AVs, with chain-of-causation traces and driving datasets. Fine-tune then deploy toward NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor in-vehicle inference.
Pricing: Open models on Hugging Face; commercial production via NVIDIA DRIVE.
Production autonomous-driving stack for consumer cars and robotaxis. Large China OEM deployments plus a unified VLA path from assisted driving into driverless ride-hail.
Pricing: OEM and fleet programs; contact DeepRoute.
Full-stack autonomy for heavy trucks, including series-production L3 highway systems and the Taurus driving-control unit. Used by China logistics fleets on line-haul, LTL, and cold-chain routes.
Pricing: OEM-integrated trucks and fleet programs; contact Inceptio.
Tesla Full Self-Driving neural end-to-end driving stack for supervised autonomy on consumer vehicles. Trained on billions of fleet miles for navigation, lane changes, and city driving under active driver supervision, with robotaxi ambitions ahead.
Pricing: Subscription and purchase options; see tesla.com/fsd.
Open-source autonomous driving stack from the Autoware Foundation. Perception, planning, and control modules for research and production AV programs on ROS-based platforms.
Pricing: Open source; see Autoware Foundation.
Automated driving tooling and embedded AI solutions for ADAS through higher autonomy. Simulation, data, and in-vehicle software for automotive OEMs and Tier 1s.
Pricing: Enterprise automotive pricing; see aiMotive.
Autonomy platform spanning AI simulation and field deployment. OneSim for training and validation; AVBox retrofit autonomy for off-road and defense missions.
Pricing: Enterprise and defense contracts; contact Cognata.
Self-driving computer and vision software platform for ADAS and autonomous driving. Camera-based perception and compute solutions for automotive programs.
Pricing: Enterprise automotive pricing; see Phantom AI.
Qualcomm's automotive AI platform for ADAS and autonomous driving. SoCs, software stacks, and tools for OEMs building assisted and automated vehicles.
Pricing: OEM/Tier 1 silicon and software; see Qualcomm.
NVIDIA end-to-end platform for robotaxis and autonomous vehicles. Hardware, DRIVE OS, and developer tools for training and deploying AV AI stacks.
Pricing: NVIDIA automotive developer and OEM offerings.
Baidu's open autonomous driving platform for smart cars and AV solutions. Software stack, tooling, and partner ecosystem spanning ADAS to robotaxi programs.
Pricing: Open platform and commercial partnerships; see Apollo.
China smart-driving company pairing Journey automotive AI chips with Horizon SuperDrive end-to-end assisted driving. Mass-produced ADAS and urban NOA stacks for passenger-vehicle OEMs.
Pricing: OEM and partner licensing; contact Horizon Robotics.
Mapless, neural autonomous driving for public transit buses and shuttles. On-vehicle deep networks emulate human driving without HD maps or cloud dependency for L3/L4 transit routes.
Pricing: Commercial fleet and OEM partnerships; contact Imagry.
Vision-only, map-free end-to-end autonomous driving (MaxDrive) for OEM and Tier-1 production vehicles. Multimodal AI stack spanning assisted driving through higher autonomy scenarios.
Pricing: OEM licensing; contact Nullmax.
AI driver stack (U-Drive) for L4 industrial and urban vehicles—yard tractors, shuttles, and logistics carriers. Commercial autonomous transport for factories, airports, and campuses.
Pricing: Commercial deployments; contact UISEE.
Purpose-built autonomous delivery vehicles with full-stack self-driving software. Large-scale unmanned last-mile and middle-mile vans deployed across hundreds of cities worldwide.
Pricing: Vehicle and fleet sales; contact Neolix.
Physical AI company for production assisted and autonomous driving (轻舟乘风). End-to-end driving solutions for passenger vehicles with OEM mass-production deployments.
Pricing: OEM partnerships; contact QCraft.
Open autonomous-driving company behind the Autoware ecosystem. Platforms, reference designs, and commercial services so organizations can build and deploy intelligent vehicle systems.
Pricing: Open-source Autoware plus commercial platforms and services.