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Geek+ specializes in the development of autonomous mobile robots aimed at enhancing warehouse, factory, and supply chain management. The company leverages advanced robotics and artificial intelligence to create customized solutions across various sectors, including e-commerce, retail, logistics, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. By providing reliable products and comprehensive after-sales services, Geek+ assists major brands in optimizing their logistics operations. It has emerged as a leading provider of logistics robots in China, serving a diverse clientele that includes e-commerce platforms, third-party logistics providers, and manufacturers in sectors such as apparel, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. Additionally, Geek+ has formed strategic partnerships with key customers to collaboratively develop tailored AI and robotic solutions, addressing the specific needs of different industries.

Suzhou Qixin Micro Semiconductor Co., Ltd. was established in October 2020. Based on the ARM Cortex M4, M7 and other series of architectures, it will build high-performance and high-reliability system-on-chips for different automotive application scenarios, and develop high-end smart car controller chips. Through the use of self-developed IP, unique multi-core lock-step technologies, and the unique Six Sigma analog circuit design process for automotive-standard chips, a full series of product families covering safety standards ISO26262 ASIL-B to ASIL-D have been designed. The company's products all meet the automotive regulations AEC-Q100, functional safety standard ISO26262 and various automotive regulations reliability tests, and can be widely used in the fields of body, automotive instrumentation, safety, power, battery management and other fields. The company is mainly engaged in the research and development and sales of high-end automotive controller chips. The goal is to fill the gap in the domestic new generation of intelligent networked automotive controller chips, and is committed to becoming a leading manufacturer in the field of automotive and industrial controllers in China.

Codeplay Software is a world pioneer in acceleration technologies for AI, having developed some of the first tools to enable complex software, such as AI, to be accelerated using graphics processors. Today, most AI software, including for cars, is developed using graphics processors designed for video games. Codeplay is the world’s leading company providing the tools to enable software to be accelerated by graphics processors or the latest specialized AI processors. Codeplay works with the world's leading technology businesses to build advanced intelligence into devices ranging from smartphones to self-driving cars.

Beep is an autonomous mobility solution company that delivers transportation utilizing driverless, electric, multi-passenger vehicles. It specializes in planning, deploying, and managing advanced autonomous shuttles in both public and private communities seeking to more safely connect people, places, and services in first-mile, last-mile mobility networks within controlled speed areas. The company aims to enable mobility for all with the services they provide. Beep also leverages the data and learnings from each live deployment to produce vehicle agnostic, edge solutions that are advancing the safety, access, artificial intelligence, and driverless operating capabilities of autonomous platforms thus advancing the use of these new, innovative, environmentally-friendly transportation solutions.

TriEye Ltd. is a Tel Aviv-based company specializing in Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensing technology for autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2017, TriEye has developed the first CMOS-based SWIR imaging systems, enabling high-definition imaging and precise 3D sensing in various weather and lighting conditions, including darkness, rain, fog, and dust. Their innovative technology addresses the challenges of low visibility, providing reliable image data that enhances safety and reduces the risk of accidents. TriEye's solutions are designed to be cost-effective, significantly lowering costs compared to existing industry alternatives, while improving the visual capabilities necessary for the safe operation of autonomous vehicles.

AEye, Inc. develops advanced vision hardware, software, and algorithms for autonomous vehicles and driver-assistance systems. Based in Dublin, California, the company offers a range of products including the 4Sight Intelligent Sensing Platform, which integrates solid-state lidar with low-light cameras and artificial intelligence to provide precise and reliable perception of surroundings. AEye's unique software-defined lidar solutions are designed for dynamic applications in vehicle autonomy, smart infrastructure, and logistics, focusing on delivering faster and more accurate information. The company's notable products include the 4Sight A and 4Sight M sensors, as well as the AE100 and AE200 robotic perception systems, which cater to the mobility market. AEye operates globally, with offices in Germany, Korea, and the United States, and primarily generates revenue from customers in the United States, followed by Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Zvision provides automotive-grade solid-state LiDAR solution for autonomous driving applications. The company's first-generation laser radar products use MEMS technology, and plan to achieve scale-up in the L3-class autonomous driving and unmanned logistics fields in the next five years, and layout the next generation optical-based phased array (OPA) through its integrated chip research and development capabilities. The technical laser radar is aimed at the L4/L5 level autopilot market after 5-10 years.

TriEye Ltd. is a Tel Aviv-based company specializing in Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensing technology for autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2017, TriEye has developed the first CMOS-based SWIR imaging systems, enabling high-definition imaging and precise 3D sensing in various weather and lighting conditions, including darkness, rain, fog, and dust. Their innovative technology addresses the challenges of low visibility, providing reliable image data that enhances safety and reduces the risk of accidents. TriEye's solutions are designed to be cost-effective, significantly lowering costs compared to existing industry alternatives, while improving the visual capabilities necessary for the safe operation of autonomous vehicles.

Mesmer is a robotics process automation company focused on software development, headquartered in Palo Alto, California. It leverages artificial intelligence to enhance the speed and efficiency of app creation, aiming to transform software development practices over the next decade. Mesmer's suite of products includes tools for bug reporting, infrastructure building, autonomous crawling, user acceptance testing, test generation, and test execution. The technology enables comprehensive testing solutions, covering functional, end-to-end, UI, integration, and visual testing, while also automating monitoring and compliance tasks. By streamlining the testing process, Mesmer enhances productivity for development teams.

Gojoya, Inc. is a technology company founded in 2018 and located in Silicon Valley, California, specializing in intelligent imaging systems. The company develops and markets innovative imaging products that incorporate built-in artificial intelligence for various applications, including unmanned aerial vehicles, robotics, autonomous driving, and mobile devices. By focusing on a disruptive architecture, Gojoya aims to enhance the capabilities of commercial drones, virtual reality systems, and autonomous vehicles, thereby addressing the growing demand for advanced imaging solutions in multiple industries.

AEye, Inc. develops advanced vision hardware, software, and algorithms for autonomous vehicles and driver-assistance systems. Based in Dublin, California, the company offers a range of products including the 4Sight Intelligent Sensing Platform, which integrates solid-state lidar with low-light cameras and artificial intelligence to provide precise and reliable perception of surroundings. AEye's unique software-defined lidar solutions are designed for dynamic applications in vehicle autonomy, smart infrastructure, and logistics, focusing on delivering faster and more accurate information. The company's notable products include the 4Sight A and 4Sight M sensors, as well as the AE100 and AE200 robotic perception systems, which cater to the mobility market. AEye operates globally, with offices in Germany, Korea, and the United States, and primarily generates revenue from customers in the United States, followed by Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Savioke develops and deploys autonomous robots that work in human environments to improve people’s lives. The company’s flagship product, Relay, is a beautifully simple yet sophisticated delivery robot that increases productivity, revenue, and delight for people across a range of markets, industries, and applications. Relay is the first delivery robot that works autonomously alongside people in busy environments such as hotels, high rise residential, industrial, and healthcare. Founded in 2013 by a team of leading robotics engineers, Savioke is backed by investors such Intel Capital, EDBI, Northern Light Venture Capital, Morado Venture Partners, AME Cloud Ventures, Recruit Partners, and Google Ventures. For more information, visit www.savioke.com.

Mcity is an autonomous vehicle research center located on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It serves as a unique urban test facility that facilitates collaboration among industry, government, and academia to enhance transportation safety, sustainability, and accessibility. Mcity combines early-stage research with real-world testing and on-road vehicle deployments to validate and advance new technologies in the mobility sector. The center is staffed by renowned researchers and aims to contribute to the development of safer and more efficient transportation systems for the benefit of society.

AEye, Inc. develops advanced vision hardware, software, and algorithms for autonomous vehicles and driver-assistance systems. Based in Dublin, California, the company offers a range of products including the 4Sight Intelligent Sensing Platform, which integrates solid-state lidar with low-light cameras and artificial intelligence to provide precise and reliable perception of surroundings. AEye's unique software-defined lidar solutions are designed for dynamic applications in vehicle autonomy, smart infrastructure, and logistics, focusing on delivering faster and more accurate information. The company's notable products include the 4Sight A and 4Sight M sensors, as well as the AE100 and AE200 robotic perception systems, which cater to the mobility market. AEye operates globally, with offices in Germany, Korea, and the United States, and primarily generates revenue from customers in the United States, followed by Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Mobileye is a leader in the development and deployment of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving technologies. The company specializes in creating a comprehensive portfolio of solutions that include both software and hardware components, designed to enhance vehicle safety and pave the way for future autonomous driving capabilities. Its offerings range from driver assistance tools to fully autonomous systems, such as Mobileye Chauffeur and Mobileye Drive. In addition to its core technologies, Mobileye provides data services aimed at optimizing maintenance operations and improving mobility infrastructure. With a strong foundation in computer vision, machine learning, mapping, and data analysis, Mobileye plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of transportation.

Mighty AI, Inc. operates a Training Data as a Service platform that assists businesses in acquiring the datasets necessary to train and enhance their computer vision and natural language models. The company's platform features a global community of individuals who perform micro tasks, such as labeling objects in images and conducting sentiment analysis on text. By leveraging its proprietary machine learning technology and a comprehensive suite of annotation software, Mighty AI ensures high accuracy and scalability in the data it provides. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with an additional office in Detroit, Michigan, Mighty AI serves customers worldwide and specializes in delivering training data for companies developing computer vision models, particularly for autonomous vehicles. The company was previously known as Spare5 Inc. and became a subsidiary of Uber Technologies, Inc. in 2019.

Perrone Robotics develops platforms and technology for mobile autonomous robotics. They leverage Their patent-pending MAX software platform to rapidly build and field solutions that accelerate the practical use of robots that move under automatic control to accomplish customer and end user goals and objectives in everyday life.

Savioke develops and deploys autonomous robots that work in human environments to improve people’s lives. The company’s flagship product, Relay, is a beautifully simple yet sophisticated delivery robot that increases productivity, revenue, and delight for people across a range of markets, industries, and applications. Relay is the first delivery robot that works autonomously alongside people in busy environments such as hotels, high rise residential, industrial, and healthcare. Founded in 2013 by a team of leading robotics engineers, Savioke is backed by investors such Intel Capital, EDBI, Northern Light Venture Capital, Morado Venture Partners, AME Cloud Ventures, Recruit Partners, and Google Ventures. For more information, visit www.savioke.com.

Teraki GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Berlin, Germany, specializes in software solutions that enhance data management for insurance, predictive maintenance, and autonomous driving applications. The company's platform facilitates access to high-quality data while ensuring low-latency performance, which is crucial for meeting strict service level agreements. Teraki's technology supports various applications, including usage-based insurance, fleet management, and advanced driver assistance systems. By focusing on edge processing and artificial intelligence, Teraki enables clients to build, train, and improve sensor-driven AI models, automating the training process and enhancing accuracy. This innovative approach allows for efficient selection of relevant sensor information on low-power hardware, making previously impossible applications feasible within the automotive sector.

ZMP Inc. is a Tokyo-based company specializing in robotics and autonomous vehicle technology. Founded in 2001, it develops and sells a range of products, including humanoid robots, logistics support robots, and technology for advanced driver assistance systems. The company focuses on automatic operation technology and offers solutions for mobile manufacturers, research institutions, and universities. Its product lineup includes autonomous driving development tools, on-road vehicle testing equipment, imaging solutions, and various sensors. ZMP employs a diverse workforce, with a significant number of engineers from countries such as Australia, China, and France, and aims to continue attracting international talent. Through its integration of mechanics, electronics, control systems, and software, ZMP seeks to enhance safety and comfort in the automotive industry.

Aldebaran Robotics designs, manufactures, and sells autonomous humanoid robots for entertainment purposes. The robots are also used for reception, assistance, home care, and autism therapy. Aldebaran Robotics’ products include NAO: a 58-cm tall humanoid robot developed to serve as a friendly companion that moves, recognizes, hears, and talks to human beings; Pepper: a social robot that converses with humans, recognizes them, and reacts to their emotions while moving and living autonomously; and Romeo: a 140-cm humanoid robot intended to deepen research on assistance for the elderly and those who have lost autonomy that has the ability to open doors, climb stairs, and grab objects on a table. Aldebaran Robotics was founded in 2005 and is based in Paris, France.