Company: Imagry
CEO: Eran Ofir
Website: https://imagry.co
About Imagry
Cities worldwide are facing a public transportation crisis. Driver shortages, ageing fleets, and rising operational costs are forcing transit operators to cut routes and reduce services, leaving millions of people without reliable mobility. Imagry was built to solve this problem, breaking through the crowded AI industry by rethinking the foundations of autonomous driving itself. Its AI-based autonomous solution enables cities to overcome the global bus driver shortage, improve fleet management and service efficiency, while also reducing congestion, emissions, and traffic-related accidents.
While many solutions rely on costly sensors, LiDAR, HD maps, and cloud connectivity, Imagry’s Generative Autonomy platform is a vision-based, AI-driven autonomous driving stack that operates using cameras alone.
At the core of the platform is Imagry Cortex™, an AI ecosystem that mimics how the human brain processes and reacts to its environment. Eight cameras provide a 360-degree field of view with visibility of up to 300 meters, and multiple specialised neural networks analyse the incoming visual data simultaneously, each trained for distinct tasks, such as pedestrian detection, road sign recognition, lane markings, traffic lights, and more. These layers combine in real time to build a continuously updated 3D map of the vehicle’s surroundings, enabling driving decisions at up to 3x the speed of a skilled human driver, and adapting to dynamic situations in real time.
Because Imagry’s AI interprets the road in real time rather than following pre-mapped routes, it operates across geographies without costly infrastructure investment, making it genuinely scalable for public transit across cities, countries, and vehicle types. Operators in Germany, Japan, the US, and Israel are already running Imagry-powered autonomous buses on live public roads.
By combining advanced perception, AI-based motion planning, and mapless architecture, Imagry demonstrates how artificial intelligence can move autonomous mobility beyond controlled pilots and into practical, large-scale transportation systems.
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