Safer driving through AI
Mohammad is focused on one goal: creating software that can handle the full range of real-world traffic – safely, smoothly, and reliably.
Stories
Stories shares the experiences of our team through portraits and articles. We highlight their work, interests, and what they bring to our company.
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“Grab the opportunity when it comes – and enjoy it.”
Adam is going to Stanford. He’ll trade ideas across fields, test fresh approaches, and come back to Zenseact ready to crack tougher challenges.
Opening doors for young talent
Rahell helps young talents explore tech, connect with opportunities, and discover what their future could look like at Zenseact.
Leading with kindness, building with trust
Charlotta believes in the importance of leadership and kindness. Her mission is to empower people to feel safe, seen and supported.
Leadership based on trust
Mariannes leads with trust at the core – helping her team of 100 passionate minds steer safe automation forward.
From stability control to self-driving
Jonas Ekmark shares his journey from pioneering stability control to shaping autonomous tech-driven by one mission: a safer, lossless road traffic system.
An awesome thing about Zenseact
As the head of Talent Acquisition, Cristofer is relentless about attracting top talent. What’s his favorite quality? A willingness to step outside your comfort zone.
Safety from the ground up
What does it take to develop self-driving car technology besides funding, technology, and talent? According to Jonas Ekmark, knowing a little about collisions doesn’t hurt.
A great sense of purpose
Whether you’re in it to build a robot or define what makes it safe, doing an industrial Ph.D. is a chance to make an impact.
The new road ahead
AD technology is manifested in robotaxis, passenger cars, and heavy goods vehicles. But they all follow distinct development pathways and face unique motivations and challenges.
Advancing autonomous driving
Watch AI researcher Mina Alibeigi explain how her team gathered an unmatched collection of European traffic data and decided to share it with the world.
It all ADs up
Right now, we focus on reducing fatalities and serious injuries. But as technology progresses, will automation become so safe virtually any collision can be avoided?
