About us

Software and artificial intelligence are rapidly transforming the development of next-generation vehicles. Applied Intuition’s software solutions help automakers, Tier 1 suppliers, and companies across the trucking, construction, and agriculture industries navigate this transition and bring software-defined vehicles to market safely.

Our mission

Applied Intuition’s mission is to accelerate the world’s adoption of safe and intelligent machines. If we do our work correctly, we will save lives. Our mission applies to the automotive industry, but it is much broader than that. Everything that moves—from trucks to construction equipment and military vehicles—will move autonomously one day.

1.35 million

people are killed in motor vehicle crashes globally every year¹—43,000 in the U.S.²

Up to 94%

of fatal motor vehicle-related crashes in the U.S. could be prevented by autonomous vehicles.³

82%

of vehicles sold globally in 2030 will have advanced driver-assistance or autonomous driving capabilities.⁴

4 terabytes

is the amount of sensor data an autonomous vehicle collects during one hour of driving.⁵

150 million

lines of code and over 150 ECUs can be found in one premium car, up from 100 million lines of code and 100 ECUs ten years ago.⁶

$462 billion

will be the size of the automotive software and electronics market in 2030, up from $257 billion in 2019.⁷

Growing our global presence

Applied Intuition is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in Ann Arbor and Detroit, MI, Washington, D.C., Stuttgart, Munich, Stockholm, Seoul, and Tokyo.

Tokyo

35.68653954220814

139.76565815350648

Seoul

37.52358178089433

126.92350598423131

Stockholm

59.33105694303668

18.054159557890017

Munich & Stuttgart

48.11860953421343

11.600927761124593

Washington, D.C.

38.89376382905398

-77.07252384457175

Detroit & Ann Arbor, MI

42.334849315181344

-83.04977905982675

Mountain View, CA

37.38699746331231

-122.06696600227816

Company fundraising history

Backed by prominent investors

Joined by senior experts

Automotive advisory board

Rick Wagoner

Former Chair & CEO of General Motors

Dieter Zetsche

Former Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG; Former Head of Mercedes-Benz

Defense advisory board

General Raymond Thomas III

Former Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)

General Stephen Wilson

Former Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force

Dr. Bruce Jette

Former Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology (ASA(ALT))

James "Hondo" Geurts

Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition

Stephen Rodriguez

Founding Partner of One Defense; Senior Advisor to the Atlantic Council

Preston Dunlap

Former Chief Technology Officer and Chief Architect of the U.S. Space Force and Air Force

World-class guest speakers

Top 5 Takeaways With Ray Hatoyama

We hosted Ray Hatoyama, Venture Partner at Sozo Ventures, CSO of Human Made, and former CEO of Sanrio for a fireside chat at our Mountain View HQ, where he talked about the importance of openness, flexibility, and adaptability in business.

November 6, 2024

Top 5 Takeaways With Dr. Edwin Olson

We hosted Dr. Edwin Olson, co-founder and CEO of Michigan-based autonomous vehicle technology startup May Mobility for a fireside chat at our Mountain View HQ, where he offered business success strategy tips

Top 5 Takeaways With Ben Horowitz

We hosted Ben Horowitz, Co-Founder and General Partner of Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, for a fireside chat at our Mountain View HQ, where he talked about the keys to business success.

Top 5 Takeaways With John Quinn and Sean Pak

We hosted John Quinn and Sean Pak from Quinn Emanuel for a fireside chat at our Mountain View HQ. John and Sean spoke to the Applied Intuition team about laws and litigation in tech.

News

Autonomy Across Air, Land, and Sea

$6B startup Applied Intuition develops tools for emergence of autonomy

FreightWaves Truck Tech

Isuzu teams up with US-based Applied Intuition to develop SAE Level 4 commercial trucks

Isuzu to develop self-driving trucks with U.S. startup

Startup Applied Intuition Closes on $300 Million Secondary Deal