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GeoDigital is a big data analytics company that specializes in 3D geospatial data for two industries: mapping technology for autonomous driving cars and power utilities asset inspection and work management.

Propeller's platform automatically processes photos from a drone into mapping, modeling and inspection data. This data is available for business systems or streamed online in real-time. The company's aerobots can fly over a site, generate a detailed image map and 3D model, and make it available via a web interface and tablet application.

Sanborn is an innovator in the modern geospatial industry, delivering mapping, visualization, and 3D solutions for customers worldwide. The company operates a fleet of aircraft located strategically across the United States. Sanborn specializes in oblique aerial imagery, aerial and mobile LiDAR mapping, aerial orthophotography, 3D modeling and visualization software and services, unmanned aircraft system (UAS) sales, services and image processing, and a host of geospatial software products. The company was founded in 1866 and is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Artisense is a computer vision and sensor fusion software company. The company develops an integrated localization platform using cameras as lead sensors for the automation of robots, vehicles, and spatial intelligence applications. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Munich, Germany.

Kaarta's software and hardware create 3D models and maps of an area in real-time. Floor plans, building models, CAD, BIM, Assets. In addition, providing maps for robots and delivering position in the absence of GPS and other infrastructure.

Momenta is building the “brain” for autonomous vehicles. The company's deep learning-based software in perception, HD Map, and data-driven path planning enables the realization of full autonomy. Momenta pursue a two-leg strategy of autonomous driving for mass-production passenger vehicles (Mpilot) and full autonomy (MSD) for mobility service vehicles. Momenta focuses on partnering with existing automakers to use their vehicles as platforms for its equipment and software and to tap into their stores of data.