Uber, primarily a transportation network company, has explored applications within the space industry, specifically in urban air mobility. Uber has partnered with NASA to develop a framework for introducing flying taxis to cities, sharing data and collaborating on simulations to ensure a safe and efficient air transportation system. While not a manufacturer, Uber aimed to integrate "flying car" options into its app, working with companies like Pipistrel to develop suitable aircraft.
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Tomorrow.io provides a customizable weather and climate security platform used by customers including Uber, Delta, Ford, and National Grid.
Customers around the world, including Uber, Delta, Ford, and National Grid, use Tomorrow.io’s platform to improve operational efficiency.
Tomorrow.io is building the radar and subsystems for a constellation intended to improve forecasts for customers including Uber and Delta Air Lines.
Tomorrow.io uses data from NASA’s Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite and other sources to provide weather analysis to companies including Uber and Delta.
UT was established as a joint venture between SK Telecom and Uber in 2021 that brings together SK Telecom’s T Map platform and Uber’s ride-sharing technology.
Joby Aviation and Uber have been collaborating since 2019.
Tomorrow.io provides weather data to commercial customers including Delta Air Lines, Uber Technologies, and Amazon Web Services.
Many partners and customers, including Samsung, Uber, and Twitter, benefited from Foursquare's Developer API.
Global customers including Uber, Delta, Ford, and National Grid use ClimaCell to improve operational efficiency.
ClimaCell provides weather data to customers including Delta Air Lines, Uber Technologies, and Amazon Web Services.
Shay Har-Noy spent a year at Uber Technologies helping the company quickly detect map errors with geospatial imagery and other tools.
Shay Har-Noy spent a year at Uber Technologies helping the company quickly detect map errors using geospatial imagery and other tools.
Uber invested $75,000,000 in Joby Aviation as part of an expanded partnership.
Uber previously invested $50,000,000 in Joby Aviation as part of Joby’s Series C financing round in January 2020.
Uber’s $75,000,000 investment brings Uber’s all-time total investment in Joby Aviation to $125,000,000.
Uber’s integration of TomTom’s data and Maps APIs will provide a seamless mapping experience in Uber apps across more than 10,000 cities worldwide.