ClearMotion replaces a car's shock absorbers with powerful, fast-acting software and actuators that pull/push each wheel, delivering an experience like no other.
In 2009, we began designing a means by which we could capture wasted energy from uneven roads. In 2012, it became clear that erasing unevenness altogether was necessary – and so began the journey of creating the fastest, most advanced proactive ride system in the world.
By 2017, ClearMotion emerged with a product for cars, SUVs and pickup trucks – partnering with Bridgestone, Qualcomm, and a host of auto suppliers to introduce the technology into production vehicles. The company acquired the Bose Ride business, Project Sound active suspension, and other predictive road-sensing software from Bose, incorporating 40 years of pioneering active suspension research, along with a new product line of fully active seats for robo-taxis, Class-8 trucks and off-highway commercial vehicles.
When others say impossible, all we see is possibility. We are a team committed to changing the time we spend behind the wheel, and making it more enjoyable, safer, and ultimately more productive. In every role, and at all levels of our organization, doing this requires a combination of brilliant engineering and visionary artistry. We’re here to give every car on the road the opportunity for a beautiful ride. Interested in joining us? We’d love to hear from you.
We live at the intersection of art and science. There are daily opportunities to be creative and innovative, which fosters our design focused engineering environment.
Shakeel AvadhanyCBO & Co-Founder
Bridging the gap between the driving and passenger experience isn’t easy. In order to do this, we thrive on tight collaboration between all teams.
Responsible for the overall controls system that delivers the final experience to the customer.
Responsible for the collection, analytics and machine learning algorithms that form the basis of RoadMotion.
Responsible for the electrohydraulic core design, assembly and manufacturability.