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Nullmax sells driving intelligence as a product: founded in Silicon Valley in 2016, it keeps its R&D centre in Shanghai, develops AD/ADAS software for all scenarios and counts OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers among its customers, with its technology already running in mass-produced models. It is now the controlling subsidiary of Shenzhen-listed Shanghai Stonehill Technology. Shortlists built around that profile usually spill into adjacent ground, and four suppliers mark out the edges. OhmniLabs, founded in Milpitas in 2015 and acquired by Symbotic in December 2024, builds telepresence and service robots on a modular platform, healthcare first, for telehealth rounds, virtual tours, disinfection and patrol duties across dozens of countries. Oxa, founded in Oxford in 2014 and rebranded from Oxbotica in 2023, aims its universal driver at industrial vehicles in ports, airports, yards and plants rather than passenger cars, on US$335.75M of cumulative funding. PlusAI, a Santa Clara company founded in 2016, applies the virtual-driver idea to heavy trucks, with SuperDrive designed for OEM factory integration and paid freight already moving under a safety driver. Polaris3D, headquartered in Pohang with a Seoul office and a Daegu plant, builds light-payload AI autonomous mobile robots under the SMAR name for smart and dark factories in electronics and SMT manufacturing. Choose OhmniLabs when the job is remote presence, Oxa for off-highway industrial autonomy, PlusAI for truck-specific driving software, and Polaris3D when the requirement moves indoors to factory logistics.
Alternatives to Nullmax

OhmniLabs
OhmniLabs is a US robotics company known for human-centric telepresence and service robots, and its official website now leads with healthcare: "Robots for advancing healthcare." Its flagship Ohmni telepresence robot lets a remote user be present and mobile in a distant location, and the company built a modular robotics platform with cloud-based fleet management so customers can add accessories and functionality for tasks such as telehealth rounds, virtual tours, disinfection and patrols.
Oxa
Oxa is a UK autonomous vehicle software company, founded in 2014 as Oxbotica and rebranded to Oxa in 2023, building what it calls the universal AI driver for industrial vehicles.
PlusAI
PlusAI is a US physical AI company building autonomy inside customers' machines, under the banner "Autonomy, Accelerated." Its road-tested AI driver, SuperDrive, is designed for factory integration with OEMs, adapts across vehicle platforms, has been tested on four continents, and is already delivering paid freight with a safety driver today, according to the company.
Polaris3D
Polaris3D is a South Korean autonomous mobile robot company building light-payload AI AMRs for smart and dark factories, under the SMAR name — Seamless Manufacturing Automation Robot.
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