Mozee is an American company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, specializing in autonomous transportation solutions. Founded in April 2021 by Shawn Taikratoke and Jamaal Landry, it provides driverless, electric, multi-passenger vehicles for campuses and communities. Mozee aims to bridge first-mile and last-mile mobility gaps in controlled speed areas, such as academic and urban districts while promoting sustainability and accessibility.[1]
Mozee was founded in April 2021 by Shawn Taikratoke and Jamaal Landry, focusing on innovative transportation solutions.[2] In 2025, the company is planning to relocate its headquarters from Dallas, Texas, to Arlington, Texas, and announced plans to establish a manufacturing plant in the city.[3]
Mozee will provide several 12-passenger autonomous shuttles on fixed routes, intended for use around AT&T Stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.[4]
Products and services
Mozee's primary products are autonomous, electric vehicles designed for multi-passenger transportation, with a range of approximately 100 miles and capacity for up to 12 passengers.[5][1][6] These vehicles are built for controlled speed areas and feature a mobile app for ride booking, route updates, and passenger information.[1] The services aim to reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions.[1] In March 2025, one of its shuttles was spotted in downtown Austin, Texas, as reported by TechCrunch, highlighting its presence alongside other advanced vehicles like the Tesla Cybertruck.[7]
Operations
Mozee operates in locations such as the University of North Texas, Dallas Design District, and Dallas, Texas.[8] In Arlington, the company provides transportation in the Entertainment District for major events and plans to expand with a manufacturing facility.[3] Mozee tailors its services to community needs through local partnerships.[1]
In 2025, Mozee partnered with 46 Labs, a Dallas-based communications infrastructure provider, to equip its autonomous vehicles with cellular connectivity and network support.[4]
Technology
Mozee's vehicles are equipped with sensors, including stereo cameras, radar, and IR, which provide a 360-degree view for safe navigation.[1] The software uses computer vision and algorithms to anticipate hazards and optimize real-time routes, enhancing safety and efficiency.[1]
Partnerships and collaborations
Mozee collaborates with the Clarkson University for campus transportation and has a piloted program beginning in June 2025 [8][6] The company is exploring partnerships with the University of Texas at Arlington to develop vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology.[3] Mozee works with local businesses and authorities to integrate its services effectively.[1]
Reception and impact
Mozee's services are designed for stress-free commuting and have been noted for reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions.[1][3] The company's focus on sustainability and accessibility aligns with goals for more innovative urban environments.[1]
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