Autonomous driving software and chips for mass-production vehicles
Motovis develops full-stack autonomous driving and ADAS software optimized to run on embedded automotive chips across multiple platforms (Apollo, Autoware, ROS 2, CANoe). The stack reveals hardware-software co-optimization at scale—C/C++, Simulink, VSLAM, and sensor fusion algorithms deployed in passenger and commercial vehicles. Active projects center on production ramp (material procurement, supply chain domesticization, control algorithm refinement) and channel expansion, with sales leadership paired against engineering hiring, signaling transition from R&D to go-to-market at volume.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Motovis is an autonomous driving technology company founded in 2015, headquartered in Shanghai with R&D centers in Shenzhen, Wuhan, and Suzhou, plus a manufacturing facility in Nantong and an AI research institute in Australia. The company develops proprietary full-stack autonomous driving systems spanning environment perception, multi-sensor fusion, localization, path planning, vehicle control, and decision-making across SAE Levels 1–4. Products cover passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles in parking, cruising, and in-cabin/out-cabin scenarios. Motovis has achieved mass production with major Chinese OEMs and holds significant market share in active safety.
Motovis uses C/C++, Python, ROS 2, Simulink, CANoe, Apollo, and Autoware. Its proprietary stack includes visual and multi-sensor fusion, VSLAM-based localization, and custom deep-learning algorithms optimized for six major embedded chip platforms.
Motovis is headquartered in Shanghai, operates R&D centers in Shenzhen, Wuhan, and Suzhou, runs manufacturing in Nantong, and has an AI research institute in Australia. Hiring is currently focused in China.
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