Applied Intuition has grown in reputation in the past decade for developing sophisticated AI software for autonomous vehicles ...

Applied Intuition announced Thursday it acquired EpiSci, the company whose software supported the Air Force's experimental X-62A VISTA last year in a dogfight with an F-16. (Richard Gonzales/Air Force ...

Closed in just over a year since the Series E announcement, this transaction demonstrates the company's hypergrowth and cements its leadership position in the vehicle intelligence market "Applied ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. & ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Applied Intuition, a Silicon Valley-based vehicle software supplier, and Luminar (Nasdaq: LAZR), a leading global automotive technology company, ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. and POWAY, Calif., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Applied Intuition, Inc., a vehicle software supplier to the commercial and defense industries, today announced its acquisition of ...

Autonomous vehicle software startup Applied Intuition has closed a $300 million secondary sale just four months after raising a $250 million Series E round, yet another sign of how white-hot the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I first rode in a self-driving vehicle in 1991. Haven’t looked back. Applied Intuition, Inc., a Silicon Valley-based vehicle ...

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Vehicle software supplier Applied Intuition has acquired autonomy software provider EpiSys Science, also known as EpiSci. The companies said Thursday the move is part of a strategy to position Applied ...

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