Waymo

Autolane, founded in 2024 in Palo Alto, USA, builds a curbside operating system and smart curb hardware (OpenCurb) for robotaxis and autonomous delivery vehicles, orchestrating arrival, docking, loading, and dispatch operations.

Kinetic, founded in 2018 in Santa Ana, California, specializes in digital maintenance and repair services for electric and autonomous vehicles using AI, computer vision, and robotics.

Operates robotic fulfillment centers that pick, pack, and ship for DTC brands

Aseon Labs (YC-backed), founded in 2026 in San Francisco, builds a network of robotic resupply stations (Aseon Pods — parking-space-sized robotic micro-depots) for autonomous vehicle fleets, offering charging, cleaning, inspection, and resets to eliminate garage trips and reduce reset costs by approximately 50%.

Etechstars builds perception and intelligence systems for autonomous vehicles and robots. Its DriveNoggin platform fuses optical sensing, radar and inertial positioning; its first product, FleetX Lite, is a no-drill retrofit kit with on-board edge AI giving commercial fleets live surround awareness and replayable trip records.

Tiangong Robotics (Beijing Tianxia Xianzhichuang Robot Technology Co., Ltd.) builds intelligent sortation robots and warehouse automation solutions centred on its "Muma" 3D sortation system line, with throughput of 2,500–40,000 parcels per hour and 48–2,000 configurable chutes, serving e-commerce, express delivery, retail, 3C, cold-chain and overseas-warehouse customers. It was founded in 2022 by Xiao Jun, former JD.com Group Vice President and President of JD Logistics' X Division, and operates a 20,000+ sqm in-house manufacturing base.