Zoox isn’t building a better car.
They are dismantling the idea of car ownership.

By designing autonomous vehicles from the ground up, Zoox shifts mobility from a product you buy to a service you access. The ripple effects are massive:
• Cities rethinking streets and parking
• Energy systems adapting to always-on autonomous fleets
• Insurance rewriting risk when the driver disappears
• Supply chains evolving as mobility becomes software defined

This is not incremental. It is a reset of how the world moves.

At MESHD, we track these shifts because DeepTech disruption never happens in isolation. Advanced mobility connects to robotics, AI, and smart infrastructure. Each breakthrough needs leaders who can navigate uncharted terrain, align investors and operators, and execute at speed.

Sean Travers, our Representative Director, is attending the HRTech Conference in Las Vegas this week, meeting partners and founders who are building the talent infrastructure behind this mobility transition.

The future is less about owning cars and more about re-engineering cities, economies, and behaviour. Zoox is one signal. The wave is global.