Acquired by Bosch; AV development & assurance.
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Five AI is a UK-based company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Cambridge. It specializes in autonomous vehicle software, development platforms, and safety assurance for automated driving systems, particularly in urban environments and for Level 3/4 autonomy. Acquired by Bosch in April 2022, Five AI now operates within Bosch Mobility and the Automated Driving Alliance alongside Volkswagen Group's CARIAD. The company focuses on cloud-based simulation and standardized software platforms to enhance the development of safer and more scalable autonomous vehicles. Five AI has developed a comprehensive autonomous vehicle development and safety assurance platform that accelerates testing through simulation and real-world analysis. Key features include advanced scenario creation for diverse traffic situations, large-scale simulations to assess performance, and a testing workflow that supports test-driven development. The company also analyzes on-road data to improve safety and performance. Its offerings include modular, cloud-based software components for perception, prediction, and control in urban autonomy programs, targeting the automotive industry and partners advancing autonomous driving solutions.
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