EasyMile
AUTONOMOUS FUTURE, TODAY EasyMile provides software and complete solutions for driverless mobility and goods transportation. It partners with blue-chip manufacturers to autonomize their vehicles with award-winning technology built on safety-by-design, ready for deployment today, with clear client benefits. Since 2014, the company has become known for quality delivery and real-world deployments. EasyMile’s proven technology has already driven autonomously in more than 30 countries, over 1,000,000km. For material handling, EZTow is a tow-truck solution optimizing supply chains with cross/indoor-outdoor, 24/7 ground transportation at factories and industrial sites. Its people mover solution, the EZ10, is the most-deployed driverless shuttle in the world connecting transport in both private and public locations, and in many cases, providing a service where there otherwise wasn’t one. Lately, the company introduced an autonomous port terminal tractor, EZTug, which automates horizontal container transport in mixed traffic. With several mass operations around the world EasyMile was the first to deploy fully driverless at Level 4 of autonomous driving and leads the market today with 10 deployments to date around the world. The future-ready technology specializes in robotics, computer vision and vehicle dynamics, partnered with global suppliers. Clients also include the world’s leading transport operators, city authorities, other airports, corporations, business parks, universities, other manufacturers, and logistics centers. With a headcount that has doubled in size every two years, EasyMile’s team is made up of close to 300 highly-skilled experts. Its headquarters are in Toulouse (France), with subsidiaries in Berlin (Germany), Denver (USA), and Singapore. EasyMile benefits from investors who are also technical partners. This unprecedented combination not only provides solid funding but also a powerful technology roadmap.
EasyMile
AUTONOMOUS FUTURE, TODAY EasyMile provides software and complete solutions for driverless mobility and goods transportation. It partners with blue-chip manufacturers to autonomize their vehicles with award-winning technology built on safety-by-design, ready for deployment today, with clear client benefits. Since 2014, the company has become known for quality delivery and real-world deployments. EasyMile’s proven technology has already driven autonomously in more than 30 countries, over 1,000,000km. For material handling, EZTow is a tow-truck solution optimizing supply chains with cross/indoor-outdoor, 24/7 ground transportation at factories and industrial sites. Its people mover solution, the EZ10, is the most-deployed driverless shuttle in the world connecting transport in both private and public locations, and in many cases, providing a service where there otherwise wasn’t one. Lately, the company introduced an autonomous port terminal tractor, EZTug, which automates horizontal container transport in mixed traffic. With several mass operations around the world EasyMile was the first to deploy fully driverless at Level 4 of autonomous driving and leads the market today with 10 deployments to date around the world. The future-ready technology specializes in robotics, computer vision and vehicle dynamics, partnered with global suppliers. Clients also include the world’s leading transport operators, city authorities, other airports, corporations, business parks, universities, other manufacturers, and logistics centers. With a headcount that has doubled in size every two years, EasyMile’s team is made up of close to 300 highly-skilled experts. Its headquarters are in Toulouse (France), with subsidiaries in Berlin (Germany), Denver (USA), and Singapore. EasyMile benefits from investors who are also technical partners. This unprecedented combination not only provides solid funding but also a powerful technology roadmap.
TL;DR
Founded: 2014
Headquarters: Toulouse, France
Core product: Autonomous vehicle software and integrated solutions (EZ10, EZTow, EZTug)
Global footprint: Deployments in 30+ countries; 1,000,000+ km driven
Latest known funding: Series B €55M (Apr 2021) led by Searchlight Capital Partners
