Momenta.ai (CN)

Momenta is a Chinese autonomous driving software company building deep learning-based perception, HD mapping, and data-driven path planning systems. Its Mpilot and MSD solutions cover L2 to L4 autonomy for mass-production vehicles, and it also operates robotaxi services for urban mobility.

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Momenta.ai (CN)
Building 1, No. 36 Chuangxing Road
Suzhou 215123
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