UK's Oxbotica Changes its Name to Oxa, as the Company Scales Globally

Oxbotica, a UK-based autonomous vehicle software developer, has changed its name to Oxa. The rebranding marks the next stage in the company’s growth, as the business prepares to scale in North America and Europe.

Oxa provides businesses with the tools they need to deploy autonomy in their operations safely, securely and efficiently.

This includes the software driving the vehicles, proprietary generative AI tools that accelerate deployment with Oxa MetaDriver and cloud-based tools for fleet management with Oxa Hub.

Oxa’s platform can be used across multiple industries such as shared passenger transport, logistics, goods delivery, agriculture, energy and mining.

The company recently raised $140 million in Series C funding, to deploy its operating system for autonomy to customers around the world. 

The announcement follows the news that it's joining forces with Goggo Network, which plans to introduce Oxa’s self-driving technology in its fleet of on-road autonomous electric vehicles, across Europe.

It also recently partnered with Google Cloud to bring its vision for self-driving to life. 

Gavin Jackson, CEO at Oxa says: “I am thrilled today to begin the next chapter of our business as Oxa. At a time where organisations are faced with pressing challenges posed by driver shortages, high operational costs, service limitations and net-zero targets, we have a unique opportunity in the market today. With our solutions, we can deliver the transformative benefits of autonomy to businesses now.”

Oxa was founded eight years ago, and has since grown into a global team of AI and Robotics experts across the UK, Canada and North America.