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Imagry, founded in 2015, develops vision-based autonomous driving software under the concept of "Generative Autonomy" - using real-time intelligence derived from computer vision and machine learning to operate vehicles without reliance on HD maps or LiDAR. The company's core product, Imagry Cortex™, is a mapless L3/L4 system designed for transit and fleet vehicles. Its Autonobus™ platform resulted in the first commercial autonomous bus placed on public roads and the first to pass NCAP safety testing for autonomous buses.

The company has been actively deploying autonomous driving technology on public roads since 2019. Its operations and vehicle deployments span Israel, Germany, Japan, and the United States. The technical team works across domains including autonomous driving, computer vision, machine learning, AI, and image recognition, with a focus on applications in transit, fleet vehicles, and mass-market passenger cars.

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