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To make the world's streets and roadways safe, accessible, and useful for all.
Over the years, progress has been made in improving road safety, though they’ve been more focused on protecting vehicle occupants. Argo AI’s self-driving vehicles are fitted with over 31 sensors to extend vehicle safely to those outside the vehicle. Automated driving can be broken down into four steps: perception, prediction, path planning, and control.
Across the industry, reliable prediction has proved to be the hardest to solve. Argo AI’s perception system classifies everything the sensors see into one of several classes, characterizing behaviors of those classes so the vehicle is prepared to react to anything happening around it.
Argo AI is majority owned by Ford and Volkswagen and partnered with Lyft and Walmart, allowing the company to break into the retail, e-commerce and commercial delivery. With impressive funding, powerful partnerships, and its new Safety Advisory Council, the company is set to bring safe autonomous driving to industries and cities across the world.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Jun 2020
$2.6bn
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Feb 2017
$1bn
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Bryan Salesky
(CEO)Previous Director of Hardware Development (Self-Driving Cars) at Google, also worked as a Technical Program Manager at Google. Worked at the NREC Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, advancing from Senior Software Engineer, to Commercialization Specialist (holding both Senior and Principal titles).
Peter Rander
(President)Previous Engineering Lead at the Uber Advanced Technology Center. Worked at NREC Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, as a Commercialization Specialist (holding both Senior and Principal titles) and Associate Director of Operations. Previous Manager of Technology at Zaxel Systems, Inc.