DeepMap

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DeepMap, founded in 2016 in Palo Alto, California, is a company specializing in high-definition (HD) mapping and localization solutions for autonomous vehicles. The company's technology creates centimeter-accurate 3D maps and provides real-time localization services essential for self-driving cars to navigate safely. DeepMap's mapping process involves using vehicles equipped with sensors such as cameras, LiDAR, and radar to collect data about the environment. This data is then processed to create detailed HD maps containing fixed objects, road features, and semantic information like traffic signs and lane markings. The company's system can exchange information between vehicles and the cloud up to 100 times per second, allowing for continuous map updates and precise vehicle localization within five centimeters.

DeepMap's technology serves as the "memory" for autonomous vehicles, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of their surroundings. The company's mapping engine leverages AI and state-of-the-art technology to create large-scale, fresh, accurate, and economical maps. In June 2021, NVIDIA announced its acquisition of DeepMap to enhance its NVIDIA DRIVE platform, aiming to improve mapping solutions for the autonomous vehicle industry.


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HQ location:
Palo Alto, CA
Founded year:
2016
Employees:
101-250
IPO status:
Private
Total funding:
USD 92.0 mn
Last Funding:
-
Last valuation:
USD 475.0 mn (Nov 2018)
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