
After co-founding Google's self-driving car project and selling Otto to Uber for $680 million, Levandowski is now deploying incremental autonomous trucking technology through Pronto.ai, targeting mining and freight industries facing acute driver shortages.
Anthony Levandowski is the Head of Mining and Transport at Atoms, leading autonomous applications in heavy industry following Atoms' acquisition of Pronto, the autonomous trucking company he founded.
An early leader in autonomous driving, Levandowski co-founded Google's self-driving car project (now Waymo) and founded Otto, acquired by Uber for $680 million in 2016. His work continues to focus on bringing autonomy to commercial trucking and mining operations.

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