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Nauto

Improving the safety of commercial fleets using AI

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101-200 employees
  • B2B
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Transport
  • Freight
  • SaaS
  • Automation
Ventura, Palo Alto, CA

Company mission

Nauto's mission is to help predict, prevent, and reduce high-risk events in the mobility ecosystem.

Top investors

-9% employee growth in 12 months

Our take

Nauto is an AI tech company helping commercial drivers tackle road safety through cutting edge real-time tracking and analysis. Its platform is used by hundreds of brands, and claims to have saved them collectively millions of dollars in collision expenses.

Though other companies like Netradyne and Affectiva offer similar products, Nauto's hefty footprint and penetration in sectors like heavy-duty trucking have helped it to remain a key contender as the space evolves. It has also been clever in working with autonomous system developers as driverless cars begin to enter commercial fleets, ensuring it is prepared for this potentially huge future market.

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Freddie

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Benefits

  • Work from home opportunities
  • Health insurance
  • Healthcare spending accounts (FSA, HSA)
  • 401K
  • Up to 20 weeks of parental leave
  • Flexible PTO
  • Stock options
  • Commuter assistance
  • Ground floor opportunity with smart, motivated coworkers and team to shape the strategic direction of the company

Company values

  • Honesty: We seek truth and transparently communicate it to each other, our customers and partners
  • Ownership: Everyone is empowered to make rigorous, fast decisions, and be accountable for them
  • Wisdom: We inspire and challenge each other to foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Jul 2017

$159m

SERIES B

Apr 2016

$12m

SERIES A

Total funding: $173.9m

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Leadership

Studied Symbolic Systems at Stanford. Was a Web Developer for Apple, Director at McKinsey for over 17 years, and a Consulting Professor at Stanford.