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QCraft, founded in Beijing in 2019, develops autonomous driving spanning L2++ assistance to L4 systems for urban and highway use, robobuses and passenger-vehicle programmes, runs offices in Suzhou, Shanghai and Jinhua plus Munich, and has raised approximately US$300M, including a US$100M Series D in March 2026. Its four alternatives sit at the edges of that brief. Realtime Robotics, founded in Boston in 2016, applies its AI to motion planning inside robotic workcells for automotive, manufacturing and logistics plants, so the overlap is the factory customer rather than the vehicle. rFpro, based in Bradford-on-Avon, England since 2007 and part of the AB Dynamics group, sells the engineering-grade simulation environment in which driving systems like QCraft's are developed and tested before reaching a road. RideFlux, headquartered in Jeju City, South Korea and founded in 2018, is the closest in kind — autonomous driving software for mobility services and freight — but concentrated on the Korean market, with cumulative funding of KRW 88.2B and a KOSDAQ listing review in progress. RoboK, a University of Cambridge spinout founded in 2017, watches sites rather than roads: its SiteLens platform turns existing CCTV at ports, logistics sites and plants into near-miss safety records. An automaker choosing a driving stack weighs QCraft against RideFlux by geography, then adds rFpro for validation, while plant operators detour to Realtime Robotics or RoboK.
Alternatives to QCraft
Realtime Robotics
Realtime Robotics, Inc. is a US industrial AI company for robotic motion planning and optimisation, based in Boston, Massachusetts.
rFpro
rFpro is a United Kingdom simulation-software company, part of the AB Dynamics group, whose engineering-grade driving simulation environment is used to develop and test autonomous vehicles, advanced driver-assistance systems, vehicle dynamics and human factors — in short, anything that involves driving a vehicle, tested virtually before it reaches a road.

RideFlux
RideFlux is a South Korean autonomous driving AI software company whose stated aim is to create safer and freer mobility for tomorrow.
RoboK
RoboK is a UK computer vision company, a University of Cambridge spinout founded in 2017, whose SiteLens platform turns a site’s existing CCTV into near-miss safety records.
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