About Helm.ai
Helm.ai focuses on developing AI technology for autonomous driving, utilizing a method called unsupervised learning. This approach allows the AI to learn from unlabelled data, making it more cost-effective and potentially speeding up the development of self-driving cars compared to traditional methods that rely on labeled data. Helm.ai licenses its technology to various clients, primarily in the autonomous vehicle sector, but also in industries like aviation, robotics, manufacturing, and retail. This licensing model positions Helm.ai as a significant player in the growing autonomous vehicle market. The company has recently secured $13 million in funding to enhance its technology and expand its client base.
Menlo Park, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2016Year Founded
$131.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_CCompany Stage
Automotive & Transportation, AI & Machine LearningIndustries
51-200Employees
Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Flexible Work Hours
Risks
Honda's ASIMO OS may reduce demand for Helm.ai's autonomous driving software.
Competitors' rapid AI advancements could overshadow Helm.ai's VidGen-2 model.
Reliance on licensing revenue is risky if clients switch to in-house solutions.
Differentiation
Helm.ai uses unsupervised learning, reducing the need for large-scale data annotation.
Their software is sensor and compute agnostic, appealing to diverse automotive clients.
Helm.ai's generative AI models enhance video data for autonomous driving scenarios.
Upsides
Helm.ai raised $55M in 2023, boosting AI model and infrastructure development.
Strategic partnerships with Ambarella expand Helm.ai's market reach and product offerings.
VidGen-2 model offers improved realism, enhancing autonomous vehicle development.
Funding
Total raised$131.32 M
Latest valuation$431.00 M
StageSERIES_C
$55
$431.00 MSERIES B
10/31/2021$26
$130.00 M