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Trimble Inc. is an American industrial-technology company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, founded in November 1978 in Sunnyvale, California, whose positioning, guidance and autonomy stack underpins a large share of the world's automated field machinery. It records about 11,500 employees in 2025 and sells products in more than 150 countries through dealers, OEM partners and direct channels. Buyers comparing heavy autonomy often test an enabling stack against complete vehicles and machines. Einride, founded in Stockholm in 2016, builds cab-less autonomous electric trucks designed from the outset for remote-supervised driverless operation on public roads and at freight terminals. Hyundai Rotem, founded in 1977 and headquartered in Uiwang, South Korea, develops military ground robots through the Defense Solutions division of a rail, defense and plant equipment group. Komatsu, founded in Tokyo in 1921, supplies autonomous mining and construction equipment, including the FrontRunner Autonomous Haulage System and Smart Construction. Nuro, founded in Mountain View, California in 2016, builds Level 4 self-driving technology for licensing to automakers and mobility providers rather than for its own fleet. Choose Trimble for positioning and autonomy technology, Einride for autonomous freight trucks, Hyundai Rotem for defence ground robots, Komatsu for autonomous mining equipment and Nuro for a licensable self-driving platform.

Alternatives to Trimble

Einride

Einride is a Swedish freight-technology company whose robotics business centres on cab-less autonomous electric trucks: vehicles with no driver’s cab, designed from the outset for remote-supervised driverless operation on public roads and at freight terminals.