May Mobility is an autonomous vehicle technology company focused on redefining the future of transportation through its autonomous mobility-as-a-service (MaaS). They develop and deploy fleets of self-driving vehicles for municipal and business customers, aiming to make transportation safer, greener, and more accessible. Backed by strategic partnerships with industry leaders like Toyota and NTT, May Mobility operates in the U.S. and Japan, offering solutions for diverse environments, including rural cities and urban areas. Their key technology is the Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) system, which enables vehicles to make safe and efficient decisions in real-time.
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Ouster and May Mobility expanded their supply agreements to provide lidar sensors for May Mobility’s autonomous vehicle solutions.
May Mobility has deployed more than 320,000 autonomy-enabled rides to date.
May Mobility develops and tests proprietary Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology.
May Mobility is a company that develops and deploys autonomous vehicle technology.
May Mobility has provided more than 320,000 autonomy-enabled rides in the last five years through 10 deployments in the United States and Japan.
Version two of May Mobility's on-vehicle traffic light detection improves precision in challenging lighting conditions.
May Mobility added more lateral movement policies to its MPDM technology for smoother movement through crowded streets.
Next-Gen Pedestrian Modeling enables May Mobility's vehicles to make robust predictions about pedestrian behavior.
May Mobility's vehicles can safely navigate busy intersections with high pedestrian traffic.
May Mobility's tele-assist operators monitor the driving environment while the vehicle remains autonomous.
May Mobility's autonomy stack includes a third-generation vision stack and next-generation pedestrian modeling for enhanced navigation.
The improvements in May Mobility's autonomous driving system include increased speed, tele-assist capabilities, and improved detection accuracy.
The tele-assist capabilities of May Mobility help vehicles navigate construction and challenging situations.
May Mobility is working with Bridgestone on a previously announced program.
Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS vehicle platforms modified by May Mobility have been launched for testing and demonstrations in Ann Arbor.
A Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS equipped with May Mobility’s autonomous driving kit is scheduled to launch this fall as part of a public on-demand AV deployment.
May Mobility has raised a total of $194,000,000 in funding to date.
The Series C funding round is expected to increase May Mobility’s engineering headcount, expand its global customer base, enhance rider experiences, and further invest in technology advancements.
May Mobility plans to roll out deployments in Arlington, Texas and Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan in 2021.
May Mobility built prototypes with a wide variety of lidar sensor options before selecting Ouster’s sensors for production placements.