Gatik

Gatik specializes in autonomous freight solutions, operating driverless trucks for middle-mile logistics. Utilizing Gatik Driver™, an AI-driven system, the company integrates advanced autonomy with production-grade hardware. This technology facilitates efficient dock-to-dock operations, addressing complex scenarios like highway merges and urban traffic. Gatik's model supports Fortune 50 retailers, ensuring reliable supply chain connectivity and operational continuity.

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161 E Evelyn Ave
Mountain View 94041
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