About Waymo
Waymo develops self-driving technology for autonomous vehicles, known as the Waymo Driver. This system integrates hardware, software, and computing power to allow vehicles to navigate without human input. Waymo collaborates with automakers like Volvo to embed its technology into their cars, enhancing safety and convenience. The company also serves the logistics sector through Waymo Via, which focuses on efficient goods delivery. Waymo generates revenue through partnerships with car manufacturers, licensing its technology, and offering autonomous ride-hailing services. Its goal is to continuously improve the Waymo Driver's predictive capabilities to ensure safe and reliable transportation.
Mountain View, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2009Year Founded
$10,797.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_CCompany Stage
Robotics & Automation, Automotive & TransportationIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees
Benefits
401(k) Company Match
Performance Bonus
Company Equity
Hybrid Work Options
Risks
Competition from Nvidia's Cosmos AI platform may challenge Waymo's market position.
Regulatory hurdles in Tokyo could delay Waymo's robotaxi deployment.
Reliance on large investments poses risks if future funding decreases.
Differentiation
Waymo's technology integrates advanced hardware and software for seamless autonomous driving.
Partnerships with automakers like Volvo enhance Waymo's vehicle integration capabilities.
Waymo's extensive simulation testing sets it apart in safety and reliability.
Upsides
Waymo's $5.6 billion funding round boosts R&D for autonomous technology.
Expansion into Tokyo opens new market opportunities in Asia.
Collaboration with Nvidia enhances Waymo Driver's safety and efficiency.
Funding
Total raised$10.80 B
Latest valuation$28.00 B
StageSERIES_C
SERIES C
7/31/2024$5.6 K
$28.00 B