Mozee
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Autonomous vehicles, Electric vehicles, Transportation |
| Founded | April 2021 |
| Founder | Shawn Taikratoke, Jamaal Landry |
| Headquarters | Dallas , United States |
Area served | United States (campus and community settings) |
| Products | Electric, driverless shuttles |
Mozee is a U.S.-based enterprise headquartered in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to providing solutions in the field of self-driving transportation. Established in April 2021 by Shawn Taikratoke and Jamaal Landry, the company develops electric, driverless shuttles designed to carry multiple passengers within campus and community settings. Mozee’s services focus on first- and last-mile transit within regulated speed zones such as educational institutions and urban neighborhoods, prioritizing eco-friendliness and inclusivity.
History
Mozee was created in April 2021 by Shawn Taikratoke and Jamaal Landry with a mission to innovate transportation methods. The firm intends to move its main office from Dallas to Arlington, Texas, in 2025, where it will also launch a manufacturing facility.
During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mozee plans to operate several autonomous shuttles capable of seating 12 passengers along fixed routes near AT&T Stadium.
Products and services
The company’s principal offerings include electric, self-driving vehicles that can travel approximately 100 miles per charge and accommodate up to 12 individuals. These shuttles are engineered for environments with controlled speeds and feature an integrated mobile application that enables ride booking, route tracking, and passenger updates. Mozee’s solutions are designed to alleviate urban congestion and lower greenhouse gas emissions. In March 2025, one of their shuttles was observed operating in downtown Austin alongside advanced models such as the Tesla Cybertruck, highlighting Mozee’s expanding footprint in autonomous transit.
Operations
Mozee maintains operations across strategic sites including the University of North Texas, Dallas Design District, and Dallas, Texas. In Arlington’s Entertainment District, it offers mobility services during significant events while preparing to broaden its manufacturing capacity. The organization tailors its offerings through collaborations with local stakeholders.
In 2025, Mozee teamed up with 46 Labs, a Dallas-based provider of communications infrastructure, to equip its autonomous fleet with enhanced cellular connectivity and network capabilities.
Technology
Equipped with stereo cameras, radar systems, and IR sensors, Mozee’s vehicles provide comprehensive 360-degree environmental awareness for secure navigation. Their software utilizes computer vision alongside advanced algorithms to predict potential hazards and streamline routing, thereby improving operational safety and performance.
Partnerships and collaborations
Mozee has initiated a pilot campus transportation program in June 2025 in partnership with Clarkson University. Additionally, it is pursuing collaboration opportunities with the University of Texas at Arlington to advance vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication technologies. The company actively engages with local enterprises and government entities to integrate its transport services effectively.
Reception and impact
Focused on delivering convenient commuting options, Mozee contributes to easing traffic congestion while reducing carbon footprints. Its commitment to sustainability and accessibility aligns with fostering progressive urban development.