Avride Inc. is a developer of vehicular automation technology, including self-driving cars, robotaxis, and delivery robots. The company is headquartered in Newburyport, MA with warehouse in Austin, Texas and has additional offices in Tel Aviv, Israel; Belgrade, Serbia and Seoul, South Korea. It is a subsidiary of Nebius Group. Its self-driving cars and delivery robots are used by Uber and Uber Eats in a few cities.
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Avride is a robotics company headquartered in United States. Xcout recorded 187 job postings from Avride in the last 90 days, naming tools such as PyTorch, GitHub, TensorFlow.
Xcout recorded 187 job postings from Avride in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since July 2026.
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Based on 153 job postings in the last 8 weeks (10 Aug – 4 Oct 2026), compared with 225 scale-up industrials companies.
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Aurrigo International plc, established in Coventry, United Kingdom, in 1993, operates globally as an engineer, manufacturer, and supplier of both original equipment manufacturer (OEM) products and cutting-edge autonomous vehicles. Their solutions primarily cater to the automotive, aviation, and wider transport sectors. The OEM division provides a diverse portfolio of components and systems, encompassing electronic control units, wiring harnesses, interior and exterior vehicle parts, and vital safety-critical systems. In the realm of autonomous mobility, Aurrigo offers several specialized vehicles. The four-seater Auto-Pod is tailored for passenger transport in confined, non-road environments such as airports, urban centers, sports complexes, university campuses, and elder care communities. For larger groups, the Auto-Shuttle is a ten-seat electric vehicle capable of both fully autonomous operation and manual driving. Additionally, the Auto-Deliver serves as a prototype for last-mile logistics, home shopping deliveries, and various cargo transport applications. Beyond hardware, Aurrigo develops crucial software platforms, including Auto-Connect – a robust, cyber-resilient system designed to monitor, supervise, and facilitate revenue generation from the movements of diverse autonomous vehicles. Complementing this is Auto-Stack, their advanced autonomous driving software (ADS), which meticulously controls core vehicle functions such as steering, braking, propulsion, multi-sensor integration, safety measures, precise location mapping, and intelligent navigation guidance. The company's innovative reach extends to specialized applications, particularly in aviation and industrial logistics. Auto-Sim is a cloud-hosted simulation tool beneficial for airports, airlines, and ground handling operations. For airport efficiency, Auto-Dolly provides an automated electric solution for baggage transportation, significantly reducing loading and unloading times for both luggage and general cargo. Other offerings include Auto-Patrol, an off-road prototype developed for autonomous remote security and surveillance; Auto-DollyTug, engineered for transporting aviation baggage containers; and Auto-Cargo, built to handle standard cargo pallets and trailers.
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