Farms.com Home  › Farm Equipment News

AGCO Invests in Apex.AI, a Developer of Safety-Certified Software for Mobility and Autonomous Applications

AGCO, Your Agriculture Company, (NYSE:AGCO), a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, announced that it has made a 2.53% equity investment in Apex.AI, an emerging leader in safety-certified software for mobility and driverless vehicles.

Apex.AI has differentiated itself with its software products by making it possible and easier for solutions providers to implement safety critical software into on-road and off-road vehicles. Based on proven open-source software, Apex.AI’s software enables its customers to focus on developing value adding applications, while Apex.AI provides a strong development infrastructure. With a focus on enabling driverless vehicles, Apex.AI launched its first award-winning product Apex.OS in 2020 and achieved functional safety certification in record time. Since then, Apex.AI also has launched its Apex.Middleware product, which integrates all vehicle communication needs and enables the future deployments of semi-autonomous or driverless vehicles.

“AGCO’s investment in Apex.AI further demonstrates our commitment to developing value-adding solutions for our customers that adhere to the most stringent standards and reliability requirements,” said Eric Hansotia, AGCO’s Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer.

Click here to see more...

Trending Video

Base Acres Update: What Oklahoma Landowners Need to Know Before the FSA Deadline

Video: Base Acres Update: What Oklahoma Landowners Need to Know Before the FSA Deadline

Recent legislation has created new opportunities for landowners to update and document base acres. In this segment, Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, explains what has changed, who may be affected, and how producers and landowners can calculate potential base acre updates.