Ford subsidiary Autonomic has partnered with technology platform rideOS, which has completed a $9m series A funding, led by Sequoia Capital. Its core services operate in real-time through the cloud and include autonomous vehicle routing, estimated time of arrival (ETA) calculations, dispatch, supply positioning, multi-rider trip planning, and fleet management dashboards. Start-up rideOS provides products and services that can be used by an on-demand autonomous fleet, such as autonomous vehicle routing, estimated arrival time, positioning and fleet management dashboards. The company is also working on its own self-driving car technology, called the “Autopilot” system. Sequoia partner, Mike Vernal has joined the rideOS board of directors.
Ford subsidiary Autonomic has partnered with technology platform rideOS, which has completed a $9m series A funding, led by Sequoia Capital. Start-up rideOS provides products and services that can be used by an on-demand autonomous fleet, such as autonomous vehicle routing, estimated arrival time, positioning and fleet management dashboards. The company is also working on its own self-driving car technology, called the “Autopilot” system. Sequoia partner, Mike Vernal has joined the rideOS board of directors.