Top Artificial Intelligence Tech Companies

Terradepth

Terradepth is a data-as-a-service company whose vision is to create a holistic map of Earth's ocean.

Base10

Base10 is an early-stage venture capital firm investing in the automation of the real economy.

Metropolis

Metropolis is an AI and computer vision start-up built to modernize parking and empower the future of mobility.

SEP

A software product and design company that builds products for global, midsize and small companies.

Molecula

Austin - Molecula is an Operational AI company that enables businesses to deploy real-time analytics and AI in their applications through the adoption of a feature-first mindset. Molecula's core product is FeatureBase, which is a feature extraction and storage technology that enables real-time analytics and AI initiatives, making model-ready data accessible and reusable across the organization.

Rapid Flow Technologies

Pittsburgh - Rapid Flow Technologies spun out of Carnegie Mellon University with the goal of introducing new Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technologies into the marketplace. Rapid Flow was created to commercialize the Surtrac adaptive traffic signal control technology developed in the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon as part of the Traffic21 research initiative. The company’s founders include the original inventors of Surtrac, who have successfully expanded the initial pilot deployment of Surtrac in Pittsburgh to a network of 50 intersections over the past three years. Rapid Flow holds an exclusive license to the patented Surtrac technology from Carnegie Mellon University, and the University has a stake in the company. In addition to Surtrac, Rapid Flow is also engaged in the development of ubiquitous Bluetooth AVI sensor network technology for ITS performance modeling and other applications through a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Wise Systems

Wise Systems' autonomous dispatch and routing software uses AI to improve fleet efficiency and customer service for last-mile operations.

T4

T4 helps companies understand their market, competition, and customers.

Berkshire Grey

Bedford - Berkshire Grey develops a materials handling system intended to automate omnichannel fulfillment. Its system utilizes artificial intelligence, computer vision, machine learning, and novel sensing to deploy intelligent robotic systems that automate tasks never before performed by machines in commercial settings, enabling customers to achieve higher accuracy and throughput speeds than traditional approaches as well as handle the broadest assortment of products, packaging, and parcels with ease.

Scythe Robotics

Longmont - Left Hand Robotics has developed the first commercial-class, self-driving snow clearing robot capable of removing snow from sidewalks and walkways. The SnowBot Pro is controlled and monitored remotely from an online management dashboard and uses GPS to follow a pre-programmed path. Its rotating brush clears a sidewalk from edge-to-edge in a single pass to meet even the highest standards.

Ex Parte

Ex Parte provides companies with the data and insight to make smart and informed decisions.