Why Applied Intuition matters
Applied Intuition closed a $600 million Series F and tender offer at a $15 billion valuation on June 17, 2025, up from $6 billion in 2024, and says it has been profitable throughout its history. Eighteen of the top 20 global automakers use its tools, and its defense unit won a $171 million Department of Defense simulation contract, per CNBC's May 19, 2026 Disruptor 50 profile. It acquired tactical AI firm EpiSci in 2025.
The number$600M Series F at a $15B valuation on June 17, 2025; profitable since founding, per the company
On The All Things AI 100
Listed under Robotics and physical AI. AI that drives, walks, and lifts.
Quick answers
- What does Applied Intuition do?
- Sells simulation, tooling and Vehicle OS software for autonomous cars, trucks, off-road machines and defense. Applied Intuition closed a $600 million Series F and tender offer at a $15 billion valuation on June 17, 2025, up from $6 billion in 2024, and says it has been profitable throughout its history.
- What AI capabilities does Applied Intuition offer?
- Applied Intuition sells simulation software, development tools, and a vehicle operating system used to build and test autonomous systems for cars, trucks, off-road equipment, and defense. Customers generate scenarios, run virtual tests, and review perception and planning behavior before road or field trials. Its data and validation tools help engineering teams measure autonomy software against safety and performance requirements.
- Why is Applied Intuition on The All Things AI 100?
- Applied Intuition is listed under Robotics and physical AI. AI that drives, walks, and lifts. $600M Series F at a $15B valuation on June 17, 2025; profitable since founding, per the company.
- Where is Applied Intuition based, and who owns it?
- Applied Intuition is based in Sunnyvale, CA, was founded in 2017 and is private, Series F.