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Comma.ai develops openpilot, the world's leading open-source advanced driver assistance system (ADAS); Comma 3X hardware runs on 250+ supported vehicles; sells hardware ($1,599) with community-driven software; bootstrapped company led by George Hotz.
Comma.ai is a San Diego-based automotive technology company founded in 2015 by George Hotz (who famously first jailbroke the iPhone and PS3), focused on developing accessible, open-source semi-autonomous driving software for consumer vehicles. Its core product is openpilot — an open-source advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) that provides lane centering, adaptive cruise control, automatic lane changing, and driver monitoring — which runs on Comma's dedicated hardware device (Comma 3X, priced at $1,599) mounted to the vehicle's windshield. The openpilot software is released as open source on GitHub and has attracted a global developer community that contributes to vehicle support, feature development, and safety testing.
Ather Energy listed on NSE and BSE in May 2025 raising ~₹2,980 Cr; India's fourth-largest e2W manufacturer backed by Hero MotoCorp (38.19% stake); manufactures premium electric scooters with proprietary battery, software, and charging.
Ather Energy is an Indian electric two-wheeler (E2W) company founded in 2013 by Tarun Mehta and Swapnil Jain — both IIT Madras graduates — and headquartered in Bengaluru. The company designs, develops, and assembles premium electric scooters, battery packs, motor systems, charging infrastructure, and supporting software entirely in-house, giving it vertical integration that is rare among Indian EV manufacturers. Ather's products combine performance-oriented hardware with a connected software platform that enables over-the-air updates, ride analytics, navigation, and smart diagnostics — positioning them as technology products as much as vehicles.
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