Trace Machina
382 Curtner Avenue, Unit 6, Palo Alto, CA, 94306, United States
Overview
Trace Machina develops a native, Rust-based simulation platform (NativeLink) that enables developers to test and validate software updates for autonomous systems before deployment. Its first product, NativeLink, is open source and provides a native link between developers and autonomous hardware to create realistic staging environments. The platform is designed to run simulations on resource-constrained devices such as embedded Nvidia GPUs, addressing gaps left by existing developer toolkits like Docker and Kubernetes. Trace Machina targets safety-critical applications including self-driving cars and warehouse automation to prevent defective updates from impacting critical infrastructure. The company emerged from stealth and is early-stage, having announced a $4.7 million seed investment. Founders Marcus Eagan and Nathan Bruer bring experience from MongoDB, Google X, and autonomous vehicle work at Toyota Institute.
- Total raised
- $5M
- Funding rounds
- 1
- Latest round
- Seed
- Latest activity
- Aug 2024
Industries
- IT Infrastructure
- Robotics
- Software
Recent funding
Seed
Aug 2024
$5M