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18 of the top 20 global automakers are customers of Applied Intuition.
Applied Intuition collaborated with Sierra Nevada Corporation to demonstrate an anti-drone missile launcher mounted on an autonomous truck.
Applied Intuition currently operates driverless trucks in Japan.
Applied Intuition has a public partnership with Isuzu to automate their commercial vehicles.
The Gen 2 autonomous truck developed by Applied Intuition and Isuzu is expected to be commercialized within the next year.
Applied Intuition provides a vehicle operating system for the automotive industry that abstracts hardware from software, similar to a laptop or phone OS.
Applied Intuition develops self-driving technology for the automotive sector that covers the full spectrum from L2++ advanced driver-assistance systems to full autonomy.
Stellantis is a customer of Applied Intuition, using its technology to modernize vehicle architectures.
Applied Intuition's self-driving technology uses an end-to-end approach, processing raw sensor data to directly output vehicle control signals.
Applied Intuition leverages a large-scale, cross-industry data collection program spanning automotive, trucking, mining, and construction to train its self-driving models.
The future of mining and construction will involve fully autonomous operations, enabling a small number of remote operators to control large fleets of vehicles to address labor shortages.
Applied Intuition's "Applied Edge" product is a mobile command center packaged in a standard shipping container that can run completely offline and be transported by a C-130 aircraft.