About
Cohda Wireless builds vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication systems for connected vehicles and smart cities. Their software lets cars talk to each other, talk to infrastructure, and locate themselves precisely without GPS, supporting collision-avoidance and cooperative driving applications across roads, smart-city corridors, and underground mines. Headquartered in Adelaide and operating since 2004, Cohda is now part of the Danlaw Group following acquisition. Offices across Europe, the US, and Asia. Customers are OEMs, tier-one automotive suppliers, road operators, and mining technology partners. The AI work sits in the positioning and safety layer: fusing radio signals with sensor data to deliver lane-level vehicle positioning when GPS drops, plus collision-prediction algorithms running on edge hardware in vehicles. A useful Adelaide-headquartered listing for the connected-vehicle category, though Australian ownership ended with the Danlaw acquisition. The engineering and AU operating presence remains substantial.