Aurora Labs, the creators of Self-Healing Software to future-proof automotive software, announced that the company has been named a Cool Vendor by Gartner Inc. in their October 2018 report: “Cool Vendors in Automotive and Smart Mobility”, authored by leading Gartner analysts Carsten Isert and Jonathan Davenport. The report highlights new and innovative vendors that use AI-powered solutions with the potential to transform the mobility market.

Aurora Labs, one of only four companies identified as a Cool Vendor in the report, enables automotive manufacturers to proactively respond to future vehicle software architectures, processes, and services in order to bring vehicles to market faster, today. According to the report “Software and AI are becoming increasingly fundamental not only to vehicle operational performance but also as the primary interface for systems that frame the user experience. The software age in the automobile is leading to an explosion of innovation around the car.”

“We believe Gartner’s recognition of Aurora Labs is validation of the crucial need for automotive manufacturers to adopt new solutions to enable agile, user-centric development processes,” said Zohar Fox, CEO of Aurora Labs. “We are working with car manufacturers and suppliers to future proof the introduction of new technologies, including machine learning and AI to the industry. We’re helping usher in a new generation of self-healing cars and are proud that Gartner has recognized us for our innovative solutions.”

Gartner clients can download the full Cool Vendors in Automotive and Smart Mobility report at https://www.gartner.com/doc/3891412/cool-vendors-automotive-smart-mobility

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Gartner’s naming of Aurora Labs as a Cool Vendor in Smart Mobility comes soon after Aurora Labs being invited to participate in the STARTUP AUTOBAHN, the innovation platform created by Daimler, Plug and Play and the University of Stuttgart to further develop the Self-Healing Software solution.

 

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