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Waabi
Physical AI for autonomous trucks and robotaxis
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Waabi develops a physical AI platform that serves as a shared intelligence layer for autonomous trucks and robotaxis. A cinematic hero, large declarative type, layered vehicle photography, and repeated parallax sequences make autonomy feel physical and immediate, with the polish of an automotive launch. A strong reference for B2B brands working across software, robotics, and transportation.
How this page sells
For carriers and partners asking if autonomous trucking is real: an automotive launch feel, one technical bet and Uber as proof.
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A top bar, 'Let's talk autonomous trucking. Get in touch', over a full-bleed video of a Waabi truck against the Dallas skyline with 'Built to think. Born to haul.' and 'Waabi is pioneering the future of Physical AI'.
Why it converts: A real truck on a real highway makes autonomy feel operational rather than experimental, which is what a carrier needs to believe before a pilot.
A scattered mosaic of small photos (trucks, deserts, engineers) around 'We built our own road': one Physical AI platform with 'the same AI model acting as a shared brain for both autonomous trucks and robotaxis'.
Why it converts: One brain for trucks and robotaxis is the technical bet that sets Waabi apart, and it signals a bigger future to investors and partners.
'Unlocking scale in the real world: faster, safer, more scalable, and efficient', with Safe, Scalable and Practical cycling beside an overhead shot of three Waabi trucks.
Why it converts: Scalable and practical are the words fleet operators need to hear, since most autonomy programmes stall between demo and deployment.
A large truck photo with 'The technology behind Waabi' and Explore the tech, above three cards: Waabi World (simulation), Mixed Reality Testing and Waabi Driver.
Why it converts: Naming a simulator and mixed-reality testing shows how the company can scale safely without millions of risky road miles.
'Setting new standards for AV safety': 'safety isn't a box to check, it's a commitment… a simulation-first approach, rigorous validation', over a dusk highway shot with Explore our approach.
Why it converts: Safety is the gate for regulators and shippers alike, so a dedicated section with a method, not just a promise, addresses the biggest objection.
Partner tabs (Volvo, Uber, Uber Freight, NVIDIA) with a Waabi × Uber lockup and a quote from Uber's CEO on 'Waabi's expanded focus on robotaxis'.
Why it converts: A named quote from Uber's CEO is the strongest possible validation for a robotaxi pivot, telling partners the market leader is betting on Waabi.
A carousel of dated posts: 'Waabi crosses the next frontier of generalization', a CVPR tutorial, and 'Waabi secures $1 Billion to lead Physical AI revolution'.
Why it converts: A billion-dollar raise and research talks show both financial staying power and technical leadership, reassuring partners signing long contracts.
'Build Physical AI with us.' with Join the team over a collage of engineers, whiteboards and trucks, then a pink gradient footer with a giant waabi wordmark.
Why it converts: Ending on hiring suits a deep-tech company where talent is the bottleneck, and the team photos humanise a brand built around machines.
