Mobility

We developed SANDI (Simulator for Advanced Neurodiverse Driving Instruction), an AI-driven virtual reality driving simulator designed to help neurodiverse teens and adults, particularly those on the autism spectrum, build confidence, learn driving skills, and overcome driving anxiety. SANDI leverages adaptive training modules and physiological feedback systems to provide a safe, structured learning environment. Our solution integrates advanced AI algorithms, real-time biometric monitoring, and data-driven performance assessments to personalize the learning experience.

Mobius AI, Inc. is a software technology company leveraging Artificial Intelligence to provide a B2B SaaS product for transportation companies and municipalities. If people or things need to be moved on any vehicle platform, then our product can be used. In the transportation industry’s current state, fleets are a major source of inefficiency and complexity, especially as they struggle to adapt to newer technological disruptions of electrification and autonomy. Current transportation technologies cannot simultaneously optimize routing, manage disruptions, improve services, and save energy.

Our goal is to create better batteries for electric vehicles using cheaper, domestically-available materials. This will involve commercializing a new aluminum-based foil anode technology, which will enable the manufacturing of batteries with higher energy density, longer cycle life, and improved safety compared to the state of the art. This technology has better performance, lower manufacturing costs, and enhanced materials sustainability compared to other battery technologies.  The battery market is rapidly growing in the US due to the enormous demand for electric vehicle production.

We have developed novel, game-changing, battery cells for the energy storage, backup power, and e-mobility markets.  Current customers have problems with high cost and safety as well as the use of earth-scare materials for their batteries.  Most raw materials for commercial lithium-ion cells come from China and now there are large tariffs placed on this material.  In addition, all lithium and sodium batteries must be manufactured in a very expensive dry-room. Our batteries can be made in ambient conditions.