Jul. 15 - 2 min read
A letter from our founders to our shareholders
Our goal at Aurora is to make the movement of goods and people more democratic, more productive, more dependable, and — crucially — much safer than it is today.
At the intersection of engineering and design
Aurora Autonomy
Jul. 16 - 10 min read
In Major Step Toward Commercializing Self-Driving Technology, Aurora to Become a Public Company by Merging with Reinvent Technology Partners Y
Aurora expected to have $2.5 billion in cash at closing, raising nearly $2 billion from the transaction including a committed PIPE of $1 billion at a pre-transaction equity value of $11 billion
- Jul. 14 - 4 min read
Aurora Voices with Aurora board member and Sequoia Capital partner Carl Eschenbach
With nearly 30 years of operating experience, Carl is eager to help founders develop operating models, grow and scale revenue, and build winning go-to-market strategies.
- Jul. 12 - 4 min read
Self Driving and SMS: How We Are Implementing our Safety Management System
Ultimately, improving safety just at Aurora isn’t enough – we want to help the entire industry make progress. Read on to learn the importance of implementing SMS and best practices for companies adopting their own SMS.
- Jun. 28 - 5 min read
Thoughts on a wild year and behind-the-scenes milestones
We started 2021 with some of our biggest announcements to date: acquiring Uber ATG and an integrated photonics company, more than doubling our headcount, releasing a comprehensive Safety Report, launching a Safety Advisory Board, and partnering with Paccar, Volvo, and Toyota to deliver self-driving trucks and cars.
- Jun. 23 - 3 min read
Welcoming Sonos CFO Brittany Bagley to Aurora's Board of Directors
We’re excited to welcome the newest member of our Board of Directors, Sonos Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Brittany Bagley, who brings to Aurora a keen understanding of how to ship industry-defining products and a strong sense of fiscal stewardship.
- Jun. 17 - 3 min read
Aurora Voices with NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt
Chairman Sumwalt, who served as the head of the NTSB since 2017, is a fierce advocate for improving safety no matter the mode of transportation. Here’s a recap of our conversation, which touched on what we can learn from the airline industry, why safety is a team sport, and how following his dreams led him to his role at NTSB.
