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Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.
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Private
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2010
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Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) is a private, profitable AI telematics company founded in 2010 as a spin-off from MIT's CarTel project by Hari Balakrishnan, Sam Madden, and Bill Powers. The company builds the DriveWell platform, which fuses sensor data from smartphones, proprietary IoT hardware (Tag Pro and Tag Max), connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party telematics service providers into a unified driving behavior dataset processed by CMT's AI models. Over 1 trillion daily driving data points feed risk scoring (Premium Score, approved in 49 states), real-time crash detection and reconstruction, claims automation, and driver engagement applications. DriveWell Atlas, launched in October 2025, extends the platform with foundation models trained on multi-modal sensor streams for risk assessment, crash prediction, and personalized coaching.

CMT operates a B2B enterprise model with three interlocking go-to-market motions. Direct enterprise sales secure multi-year platform licensing agreements with auto insurers for usage-based insurance programs; named customers include State Farm, Nationwide, Discovery, HUK-COBURG, Desjardins, and Allianz Partners. A BYOD API-first approach integrates DriveWell Fleet with Samsara, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, GPS Insight, and Linxup, covering over 80% of connected commercial vehicles for commercial auto insurers. White-label consumer mobile apps (DriveWell Go, OpenRoad, and partner-branded variants such as Drive Safe & Save) reach 65M+ enrolled drivers across 25 countries through 140+ production programs spanning personal auto, commercial fleet, OEM, gig mobility, and government transportation safety customers.

Revenue is generated through subscription platform licensing, usage-based risk assessment data services, IoT hardware sales (Tag Pro and Tag Max), government data subscriptions via StreetVision, and transaction-linked claims services. CMT reports being profitable after 16 years and has raised $500M from SoftBank Vision Fund (2018) and $350M from TPG Rise Funds and Allianz X with State Farm participation (2026, all-secondary) at a reported $1B+ private valuation. Past acquisitions include TrueMotion (June 2021) and Amodo (March 2023). Operations span Cambridge (HQ), Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, with a workforce of 251–500.

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Cambridge Mobile Telematics is a profitable private AI telematics platform processing 1 trillion+ driving data points daily across 140+ programs. It serves 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers, major automakers, mobility platforms, and government agencies in 25 countries.

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HeadquartersCambridge, United States
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Cambridge
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices6 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Industry4 codes
1Driver Behavior, Safety Scoring & Usage-Based Telematics
CodeTLAEAFAFPrimaryYes
2Video Telematics, ADAS & AI Dashcams
CodeTLAEAFAGPrimaryNo
3Data Platforms, APIs & System Integrations for Connected Fleets
CodeTLAEAFANPrimaryNo
4Fleet Tracking, Mapping & Real-Time Location Services (RTLS)
CodeTLAEAFADPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing33429
  • Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing33411
  • Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing33451
SIC code2 codes
  • Communications Equipment, Nec3669
  • Computer Communications Equipment3576
Product category
Telematics and Usage-Based Insurance Software
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model6 records
1Platform Licensing to Insurers
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

CMT licenses its DriveWell platform to auto insurers for usage-based insurance programs. Insurers use the platform to measure driver risk, price premiums, and engage customers. Revenue is recurring based on platform access and per-user/per-program licensing fees.

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2Risk Assessment Data Services
TypeUsage Based
Description

Provides telematics-based risk scoring and analytics to insurers for underwriting and pricing decisions. APIs and data feeds enable insurers to incorporate driving behavior data into their actuarial models.

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3Commercial Fleet Telematics
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

DriveWell Fleet platform licenses commercial auto insurers to access fleet telematics data for insurance pricing. Integrates with existing fleet TSP providers and offers proprietary hardware (Tag Pro, Tag Max) for unconnected vehicles.

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4IoT Hardware Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of proprietary Tag IoT devices (Tag Pro, Tag Max) to insurers and fleet operators for vehicle-based telematics data collection without requiring smartphone apps.

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5Government/Public Sector Data Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

StreetVision platform provides behavioral analytics to transportation agencies, DOTs, and traffic safety commissions for infrastructure planning and safety intervention targeting.

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6Claims Processing Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

DriveWell Crash & Claims streamlines insurance claims through automated crash detection, data prefilled claim submissions, and detailed crash reconstruction for faster resolution and fraud identification.

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Marketing channels6 records

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Distribution channels5 records

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Cost components6 values
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain
Pricing details3 tiers
1Usage-based insurance consumer discounts
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

CMT powers programs where safe drivers earn insurance discounts. Examples show 10% enrollment discount, up to 25% upon renewal for COUNTRY Financial DriverIQ program. Overall savings potential cited as up to 50% on auto insurance.

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2DriveWell Fleet commercial insurance platform
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Enterprise platform licensing for commercial auto insurers. BYOD integration with fleet TSPs plus proprietary Tag hardware options. Pricing not publicly disclosed.

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3Tag IoT hardware devices
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Tag Pro for light-duty vehicles, Tag Max for heavy-duty vehicles. Hardware pricing not publicly disclosed.

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B2B
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Software
Brand1 of 10 records shown
1DriveWell
Description

Core telematics platform brand including DriveWell Fusion, DriveWell Atlas, DriveWell Fleet, DriveWell Risk, DriveWell Crash & Claims, and DriveWell Engage products

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Cambridge Mobile Telematics builds and licenses the DriveWell platform, an AI-driven telematics and behavioral analytics solution that fuses sensor data from smartphones, proprietary IoT Tags, connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party devices to assess driving risk, detect crashes, automate claims, and power usage-based insurance programs. Its products are sold to auto insurers, commercial fleet operators, automakers, mobility platforms, and government transportation agencies, often under white-label deployments; the company also sells proprietary Tag IoT hardware.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 11 values shown
  • 20% reduction in distracted driving among top 30% engaged drivers after 30 days
+10 more records
Product overview1 text field

CMT offers a unified platform-plus-modules architecture centered on the DriveWell Fusion Platform, an AI-driven telematics system that processes sensor data from smartphones, IoT devices (Tags), connected vehicles, and third-party sources. The core platform is augmented by three main product lines: DriveWell Risk (behavioral analytics and pricing), DriveWell Crash & Claims (crash detection and claims automation), and DriveWell Engage (driver motivation and behavior change). Supporting sub-products include Premium Score (actuarial scoring), DriveWell Fleet (commercial insurance), DriveWell Crash and DriveWell Claims (modular crash/claims components), StreetVision (public sector road safety), and DriveWell Atlas (Telematics Foundation Models for next-generation AI). Hardware offerings include Tag Pro and Tag Max IoT devices. The platform is supplemented by DriveWell SDK for developer integration and the Universal Driving Score for portable driving records. Together these products enable insurers, automakers, and mobility providers to measure risk, detect crashes, engage drivers, and prevent collisions across 25 countries.

Product and service11 records
1DriveWell Fusion Platform
CategoryTelematics Platform
Description

CMT's flagship AI-driven telematics platform that gathers and fuses sensor data from smartphones, IoT Tags, connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party devices with contextual data to produce unified driving behavior analytics for insurers, automakers, fleets, and government agencies.

2DriveWell Atlas
CategoryAI Foundation Model
Description

A suite of Telematics Foundation Models that learns the underlying physics of force, motion, and trajectory across CMT's platform. It is the first foundation model purpose-built for mobility, enabling unprecedented risk assessment, crash detection, and personalized coaching capabilities for insurers and mobility providers.

3DriveWell Risk
CategoryRisk Analytics
Description

A complete telematics and behavioral analytics solution that assesses and improves driver behavior for insurers. It enables accurate pricing, better underwriting, lower losses through safer-driving encouragement, and improved customer loyalty.

4DriveWell Crash & Claims
CategoryCrash Detection and Claims
Description

Detects car crashes in real-time and dispatches emergency/roadside assistance, while streamlining claims through automated, telematics-prefilled FNOL submissions and faster liability and total-loss decisions for insurers.

5DriveWell Engage
CategoryDriver Engagement
Description

An app engagement solution that motivates safer driving through personalized real-time feedback, incentives, family sharing, competition, badges, and streaks for insurer and mobility-provider branded apps.

6DriveWell Fleet
CategoryCommercial Fleet Telematics
Description

A telematics platform for commercial auto insurers that delivers 100% fleet coverage by combining a BYOD API layer for connected vehicles (Samsara, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, GPS Insight, Linxup) with proprietary Tag hardware for unconnected vehicles, enabling accurate commercial fleet risk pricing.

7StreetVision
CategoryPublic Sector Road Safety Analytics
Description

An AI-powered road safety platform for public-sector transportation agencies that combines behavioral driving analytics with geospatial intelligence to predict where risk is emerging, measure intervention impact, and prioritize countermeasures.

8Premium Score
CategoryActuarial Risk Scoring
Description

A driver risk scoring model based on millions of trips and billions of miles, approved for actuarial use in 49 US states for pricing auto insurance based on actual driving behavior.

9Tag Pro
CategoryIoT Hardware
Description

Proprietary peel-and-stick wireless IoT device for light-duty vehicles (Class 1-4) that measures and uploads driving behavior data over CMT's proprietary mesh network, requiring no phone, app, or cellular plan.

10Tag Max
CategoryIoT Hardware
Description

Proprietary IoT device for heavy-duty vehicles (Class 5+) that adds solar-powered LTE and GPS to Tag Pro capabilities, with seconds-long windshield installation and no plug-in required.

11Universal Driving Score
CategoryConsumer Driving Score
Description

A portable driving score product that enables consumers to carry their CMT-derived driving score to insurers for better auto insurance rates, protected under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, launched in partnership with TransUnion.

Scale indicator16 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-24
Description

Long-term commercial agreement to collaborate on data-driven insurance and assistance services across Europe for retail customers, automotive OEMs, and mobility partners. Partnership aims to provide tailored, data-driven insurance and assistance services ensuring peace of mind along customer journey.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-24
Description

Long-term commercial agreement to expand data-driven insurance products across Europe for retail customers. CMT's technology enables Allianz to provide customers with better protection through technology to prevent accidents and improve motor insurance products.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-15
Description

Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform. Samsara's connected vehicle data harmonized with CMT's risk insights for commercial insurance pricing.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-15
Description

Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform covering over 80% of connected commercial vehicle market.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-15
Description

Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform for video-based driving insights.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-15
Description

Partner collaborating with CMT to help insurers access high-quality driving data for more accurate premium calculations. Integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-10-29
Description

Partnership to launch portable driving scores that consumers can carry to insurers for better auto insurance rates. Scores designed to promote safe driving behavior and protected under Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-10-29
Description

Launched portable driving scores partnership enabling consumers to carry driving scores to insurers for better rates, protected under FCRA.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Allstate's telematics spinout that collects and analyzes driving data to power usage-based insurance and mobility services. Directly comparable to CMT as a smartphone-first UBI telematics platform competing for the same auto insurer customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Italian-headquartered global UBI telematics provider historically competing with CMT for European auto insurer programs. Closely aligned business model centered on smartphone and black-box telematics data for insurance pricing and claims.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large insurance data and analytics incumbent that ingests telematics feeds and provides risk-scoring data products to US insurers. Overlaps with CMT on the insurance data analytics layer and competes for the same carrier analytics budget.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Insurance data analytics and digital solutions provider serving property/casualty carriers with claims, underwriting, and analytics. Adjacent competitor for insurer analytics spending and a potential partner/channel for telematics data products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Leading commercial fleet telematics platform with millions of connected vehicles globally. Directly comparable in the commercial fleet insurance vertical where CMT's DriveWell Fleet competes for commercial auto insurer risk data.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Connected Operations platform combining fleet hardware, telematics, and video-based safety. Both a CMT BYOD integration partner and a competitor in commercial insurance telematics data feeds for fleets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Fleet management and telematics platform backed by Verizon's network. Functions as both a CMT BYOD integration partner for connected fleet data and a competitor for commercial insurance telematics relationships.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Video telematics and driver safety platform serving commercial fleets. Direct peer in the video/dashcam-based behavioral analytics layer integrated with CMT's platform via BYOD APIs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AI-powered dashcam and fleet safety company whose driving data is integrated with CMT for commercial insurance pricing. Competes in the AI dashcam/telematics space for fleet customers and insurer partnerships.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-driven fleet management and safety platform that combines telematics hardware with dashcam video and driver-coaching software. Emerging competitor in commercial insurance telematics and a potential BYOD integration partner.

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Cambridge Mobile Telematics

Telematics and Usage-Based Insurance Softwarecmtelematics.com

Cambridge Mobile Telematics is a profitable private AI telematics platform processing 1 trillion+ driving data points daily across 140+ programs. It serves 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers, major automakers, mobility platforms, and government agencies in 25 countries.

What Cambridge Mobile Telematics does

Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) is a private, profitable AI telematics company founded in 2010 as a spin-off from MIT's CarTel project by Hari Balakrishnan, Sam Madden, and Bill Powers. The company builds the DriveWell platform, which fuses sensor data from smartphones, proprietary IoT hardware (Tag Pro and Tag Max), connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party telematics service providers into a unified driving behavior dataset processed by CMT's AI models. Over 1 trillion daily driving data points feed risk scoring (Premium Score, approved in 49 states), real-time crash detection and reconstruction, claims automation, and driver engagement applications. DriveWell Atlas, launched in October 2025, extends the platform with foundation models trained on multi-modal sensor streams for risk assessment, crash prediction, and personalized coaching.

CMT operates a B2B enterprise model with three interlocking go-to-market motions. Direct enterprise sales secure multi-year platform licensing agreements with auto insurers for usage-based insurance programs; named customers include State Farm, Nationwide, Discovery, HUK-COBURG, Desjardins, and Allianz Partners. A BYOD API-first approach integrates DriveWell Fleet with Samsara, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, GPS Insight, and Linxup, covering over 80% of connected commercial vehicles for commercial auto insurers. White-label consumer mobile apps (DriveWell Go, OpenRoad, and partner-branded variants such as Drive Safe & Save) reach 65M+ enrolled drivers across 25 countries through 140+ production programs spanning personal auto, commercial fleet, OEM, gig mobility, and government transportation safety customers.

Revenue is generated through subscription platform licensing, usage-based risk assessment data services, IoT hardware sales (Tag Pro and Tag Max), government data subscriptions via StreetVision, and transaction-linked claims services. CMT reports being profitable after 16 years and has raised $500M from SoftBank Vision Fund (2018) and $350M from TPG Rise Funds and Allianz X with State Farm participation (2026, all-secondary) at a reported $1B+ private valuation. Past acquisitions include TrueMotion (June 2021) and Amodo (March 2023). Operations span Cambridge (HQ), Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, with a workforce of 251–500.

Cambridge Mobile Telematics firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Cambridge Mobile Telematics
Legal name
Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.
Website
https://cmtelematics.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Cambridge Mobile Telematics is a profitable private AI telematics platform processing 1 trillion+ driving data points daily across 140+ programs. It serves 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers, major automakers, mobility platforms, and government agencies in 25 countries.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Cambridge Mobile Telematics industry classification

Industry
Product category
Telematics and Usage-Based Insurance Software
NAICS
Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33429), Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (33411), Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (33451)
SIC
Communications Equipment, Nec (3669), Computer Communications Equipment (3576)
akta.pro primary industry
Driver Behavior, Safety Scoring & Usage-Based Telematics (TLAEAFAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Video Telematics, ADAS & AI Dashcams (TLAEAFAG), Data Platforms, APIs & System Integrations for Connected Fleets (TLAEAFAN), Fleet Tracking, Mapping & Real-Time Location Services (RTLS) (TLAEAFAD)

Where Cambridge Mobile Telematics is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Cambridge
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

Cambridge Mobile Telematics business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Platform Licensing to Insurers: CMT licenses its DriveWell platform to auto insurers for usage-based insurance programs. Insurers use the platform to measure driver risk, price premiums, and engage customers. Revenue is recurring based on platform access and per-user/per-program licensing fees.
  2. Risk Assessment Data Services: Provides telematics-based risk scoring and analytics to insurers for underwriting and pricing decisions. APIs and data feeds enable insurers to incorporate driving behavior data into their actuarial models.
  3. Commercial Fleet Telematics: DriveWell Fleet platform licenses commercial auto insurers to access fleet telematics data for insurance pricing. Integrates with existing fleet TSP providers and offers proprietary hardware (Tag Pro, Tag Max) for unconnected vehicles.
  4. IoT Hardware Sales: Sale of proprietary Tag IoT devices (Tag Pro, Tag Max) to insurers and fleet operators for vehicle-based telematics data collection without requiring smartphone apps.
  5. Government/Public Sector Data Services: StreetVision platform provides behavioral analytics to transportation agencies, DOTs, and traffic safety commissions for infrastructure planning and safety intervention targeting.
  6. Claims Processing Services: DriveWell Crash & Claims streamlines insurance claims through automated crash detection, data prefilled claim submissions, and detailed crash reconstruction for faster resolution and fraud identification.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Usage-basedAnnualUsage-based insurance consumer discounts
SubscriptionAnnualDriveWell Fleet commercial insurance platform
Unit PricingMulti-year contractTag IoT hardware devices

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Cambridge Mobile Telematics builds and licenses the DriveWell platform, an AI-driven telematics and behavioral analytics solution that fuses sensor data from smartphones, proprietary IoT Tags, connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party devices to assess driving risk, detect crashes, automate claims, and power usage-based insurance programs. Its products are sold to auto insurers, commercial fleet operators, automakers, mobility platforms, and government transportation agencies, often under white-label deployments; the company also sells proprietary Tag IoT hardware.

Product overview

CMT offers a unified platform-plus-modules architecture centered on the DriveWell Fusion Platform, an AI-driven telematics system that processes sensor data from smartphones, IoT devices (Tags), connected vehicles, and third-party sources. The core platform is augmented by three main product lines: DriveWell Risk (behavioral analytics and pricing), DriveWell Crash & Claims (crash detection and claims automation), and DriveWell Engage (driver motivation and behavior change). Supporting sub-products include Premium Score (actuarial scoring), DriveWell Fleet (commercial insurance), DriveWell Crash and DriveWell Claims (modular crash/claims components), StreetVision (public sector road safety), and DriveWell Atlas (Telematics Foundation Models for next-generation AI). Hardware offerings include Tag Pro and Tag Max IoT devices. The platform is supplemented by DriveWell SDK for developer integration and the Universal Driving Score for portable driving records. Together these products enable insurers, automakers, and mobility providers to measure risk, detect crashes, engage drivers, and prevent collisions across 25 countries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • DriveWell: Core telematics platform brand including DriveWell Fusion, DriveWell Atlas, DriveWell Fleet, DriveWell Risk, DriveWell Crash & Claims, and DriveWell Engage products
  • DriveWell Fusion
  • DriveWell Atlas
  • DriveWell Fleet
  • StreetVision
  • DriveWell Tag
  • DriveWell Risk
  • DriveWell Crash & Claims
  • DriveWell Engage
  • Premium Score

Products and services

  • DriveWell Fusion Platform CMT's flagship AI-driven telematics platform that gathers and fuses sensor data from smartphones, IoT Tags, connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party devices with contextual data to produce unified driving behavior analytics for insurers, automakers, fleets, and government agencies.
  • DriveWell Atlas A suite of Telematics Foundation Models that learns the underlying physics of force, motion, and trajectory across CMT's platform. It is the first foundation model purpose-built for mobility, enabling unprecedented risk assessment, crash detection, and personalized coaching capabilities for insurers and mobility providers.
  • DriveWell Risk A complete telematics and behavioral analytics solution that assesses and improves driver behavior for insurers. It enables accurate pricing, better underwriting, lower losses through safer-driving encouragement, and improved customer loyalty.
  • DriveWell Crash & Claims Detects car crashes in real-time and dispatches emergency/roadside assistance, while streamlining claims through automated, telematics-prefilled FNOL submissions and faster liability and total-loss decisions for insurers.
  • DriveWell Engage An app engagement solution that motivates safer driving through personalized real-time feedback, incentives, family sharing, competition, badges, and streaks for insurer and mobility-provider branded apps.
  • DriveWell Fleet A telematics platform for commercial auto insurers that delivers 100% fleet coverage by combining a BYOD API layer for connected vehicles (Samsara, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, GPS Insight, Linxup) with proprietary Tag hardware for unconnected vehicles, enabling accurate commercial fleet risk pricing.
  • StreetVision An AI-powered road safety platform for public-sector transportation agencies that combines behavioral driving analytics with geospatial intelligence to predict where risk is emerging, measure intervention impact, and prioritize countermeasures.
  • Premium Score A driver risk scoring model based on millions of trips and billions of miles, approved for actuarial use in 49 US states for pricing auto insurance based on actual driving behavior.
  • Tag Pro Proprietary peel-and-stick wireless IoT device for light-duty vehicles (Class 1-4) that measures and uploads driving behavior data over CMT's proprietary mesh network, requiring no phone, app, or cellular plan.
  • Tag Max Proprietary IoT device for heavy-duty vehicles (Class 5+) that adds solar-powered LTE and GPS to Tag Pro capabilities, with seconds-long windshield installation and no plug-in required.
  • Universal Driving Score A portable driving score product that enables consumers to carry their CMT-derived driving score to insurers for better auto insurance rates, protected under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, launched in partnership with TransUnion.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 20% reduction in distracted driving among top 30% engaged drivers after 30 days
  • +10 more outcomes

Companies that use Cambridge Mobile Telematics

Customer profile

Named customers20 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration6 records

AI capability10 records

Feature8 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Allianz PartnerscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 March 2026Long-term commercial agreement to collaborate on data-driven insurance and assistance services across Europe for retail customers, automotive OEMs, and mobility partners. Partnership aims to provide tailored, data-driven insurance and assistance services ensuring peace of mind along customer journey.
  • Allianz Versicherungs-AGcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 March 2026Long-term commercial agreement to expand data-driven insurance products across Europe for retail customers. CMT's technology enables Allianz to provide customers with better protection through technology to prevent accidents and improve motor insurance products.
  • SamsaracoreTechnology or Integration · 15 January 2026Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform. Samsara's connected vehicle data harmonized with CMT's risk insights for commercial insurance pricing.
  • Verizon ConnectcoreTechnology or Integration · 15 January 2026Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform covering over 80% of connected commercial vehicle market.
  • LytxcoreTechnology or Integration · 15 January 2026Fleet telematics service provider integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform for video-based driving insights.
  • NetradynecoreTechnology or Integration · 15 January 2026Partner collaborating with CMT to help insurers access high-quality driving data for more accurate premium calculations. Integrated with DriveWell Fleet platform.
  • TransUnioncoreTechnology or Integration · 29 October 2025Partnership to launch portable driving scores that consumers can carry to insurers for better auto insurance rates. Scores designed to promote safe driving behavior and protected under Fair Credit Reporting Act.
  • TransUnioncoreTechnology or Integration · 29 October 2025Launched portable driving scores partnership enabling consumers to carry driving scores to insurers for better rates, protected under FCRA.

Scale indicators16 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Arity: Allstate's telematics spinout that collects and analyzes driving data to power usage-based insurance and mobility services. Directly comparable to CMT as a smartphone-first UBI telematics platform competing for the same auto insurer customers.
  • Octo Telematics: Italian-headquartered global UBI telematics provider historically competing with CMT for European auto insurer programs. Closely aligned business model centered on smartphone and black-box telematics data for insurance pricing and claims.
  • Geotab: Leading commercial fleet telematics platform with millions of connected vehicles globally. Directly comparable in the commercial fleet insurance vertical where CMT's DriveWell Fleet competes for commercial auto insurer risk data.
  • Samsara: Connected Operations platform combining fleet hardware, telematics, and video-based safety. Both a CMT BYOD integration partner and a competitor in commercial insurance telematics data feeds for fleets.
  • Verizon Connect: Fleet management and telematics platform backed by Verizon's network. Functions as both a CMT BYOD integration partner for connected fleet data and a competitor for commercial insurance telematics relationships.
  • Lytx: Video telematics and driver safety platform serving commercial fleets. Direct peer in the video/dashcam-based behavioral analytics layer integrated with CMT's platform via BYOD APIs.
  • Netradyne: AI-powered dashcam and fleet safety company whose driving data is integrated with CMT for commercial insurance pricing. Competes in the AI dashcam/telematics space for fleet customers and insurer partnerships.

Broad incumbents

  • LexisNexis Risk Solutions: Large insurance data and analytics incumbent that ingests telematics feeds and provides risk-scoring data products to US insurers. Overlaps with CMT on the insurance data analytics layer and competes for the same carrier analytics budget.
  • Verisk: Insurance data analytics and digital solutions provider serving property/casualty carriers with claims, underwriting, and analytics. Adjacent competitor for insurer analytics spending and a potential partner/channel for telematics data products.

Emerging players

  • Motive: AI-driven fleet management and safety platform that combines telematics hardware with dashcam video and driver-coaching software. Emerging competitor in commercial insurance telematics and a potential BYOD integration partner.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Cambridge Mobile Telematics leadership team

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Profiles8 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Cambridge Mobile Telematics funding detail

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Funding overview

Funding rounds3 records

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Frequently asked questions about Cambridge Mobile Telematics

What does Cambridge Mobile Telematics do?

Cambridge Mobile Telematics builds and licenses the DriveWell platform, an AI-driven telematics and behavioral analytics solution that fuses sensor data from smartphones, proprietary IoT Tags, connected vehicles, dashcams, and third-party devices to assess driving risk, detect crashes, automate claims, and power usage-based insurance programs. Its products are sold to auto insurers, commercial fleet operators, automakers, mobility platforms, and government transportation agencies, often under white-label deployments; the company also sells proprietary Tag IoT hardware.

Is Cambridge Mobile Telematics a public or private company?

Cambridge Mobile Telematics is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Cambridge Mobile Telematics founded?

Cambridge Mobile Telematics was founded in 2010. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Cambridge Mobile Telematics based?

Cambridge Mobile Telematics is headquartered in Cambridge, United States, in the North America region.

How does Cambridge Mobile Telematics make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Platform Licensing to Insurers are the primary driver. The others are risk Assessment Data Services, commercial Fleet Telematics, ioT Hardware Sales, government/Public Sector Data Services and claims Processing Services.

Who are Cambridge Mobile Telematics's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Arity, Octo Telematics, Geotab, Samsara, Verizon Connect, Lytx and Netradyne. Broad incumbents are LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Verisk. Motive is listed as an emerging player.

Does Cambridge Mobile Telematics have an API?

Yes. CMT offers APIs for integrating with telematics service providers. The DriveWell Fleet BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) platform uses APIs to seamlessly integrate with leading telematics service providers (TSPs) and enrich data with CMT's proven risk insights. The platform enables insurers to price premiums using telematics data from connected fleets.

What industry is Cambridge Mobile Telematics in?

Cambridge Mobile Telematics's product category is Telematics and Usage-Based Insurance Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAEAFAF, Driver Behavior, Safety Scoring & Usage-Based Telematics, with a secondary code of TLAEAFAG, Video Telematics, ADAS & AI Dashcams. Its NAICS code is 33429 and its SIC code is 3669.

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Fleet Equipment MagazineCMT Freight Safety Intelligence Adds Carrier Safety DataCMT Freight Safety Intelligence, launched by Cambridge Mobile Telematics, provides freight brokers with a 90-day telematics-based safety score for carriers. The platform supplements FMCSA data, which covers only 6% of interstate carriers, and allows carriers to opt in via existing telematics systems.Insurance JournalPolice Reports Undercount Cellphone Use Before Crashes: StudyThe Insurance Institute for Highway Safety analyzed anonymized telematics data from Cambridge Mobile Telematics, finding cellphone use before crashes is undercounted in police reports by at least sevenfold. Of nearly 17,000 linked crashes, 7% of single-vehicle and 8% of two-vehicle crashes involved cellphone use within 30 seconds of impact, versus under 1% in police reports.Carrier ManagementPolice Reports Undercount Cellphone Use Before Crashes: StudyThe Insurance Institute for Highway Safety analyzed anonymized telematics data from Cambridge Mobile Telematics, linking nearly 17,000 crashes recorded by safe-driving apps to police reports across four states between 2021 and 2024. Telematics found cellphone use in 7% of single-vehicle and 8% of two-vehicle crashes, versus under 1% in police reports. Researchers said police and telematics agreed on cellphone use in only three of the linked crashes.Motor1.comPolice Miss Phone Use In 7–8% Of Crashes, Telematics FindsThe Insurance Institute for Highway Safety matched anonymized telematics data from Cambridge Mobile Telematics with nearly 17,000 police-reported crashes in four states between 2021 and 2024, finding drivers used phones in 7% of single-vehicle and 8% of two-vehicle crashes within 30 seconds of impact. Police reports captured cellphone use in under 1% of those crashes, a gap the study says is at least seven times larger.SemanaLa nueva aplicación que promete cambiar la forma en que los conductores aprenden a manejar con seguridadVolvo Cars has launched a new mobile application called Safety Coach, developed in partnership with Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), to analyze driver behavior and promote safer driving habits. The app assigns dynamic safety scores based on real-time data such as speed and braking, aiming to reduce accident risks and potentially lower vehicle insurance premiums. Following its initial release in Sweden and Norway, Volvo plans to expand the service to the United States and other European markets.BusinessLIVEVolvo launches app to coach safer driving habitsVolvo Cars has launched the Safety Coach app, a tool that analyzes driving behavior to provide personalized coaching aimed at improving safety and potentially lowering insurance premiums. The application is initially available in Sweden and Norway for Volvo models from 2020 onwards and was developed in collaboration with Cambridge Mobile Telematics.Third NewsCambridge Mobile Telematics Faces Serious Investigation Due to Major Data BreachOn June 2, 2026, Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), a telematics and insurtech company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, disclosed a significant data breach involving sensitive personal data including driving behavior, location tracking, and user identification information. The breach was linked to a ransomware attack by a group called CoinbaseCartel, which claimed responsibility and threatened to release private data unless CMT entered negotiations. CMT has not confirmed the incident or notified affected users, raising concerns about potential violations of federal and state data breach notification laws.PR NewswirePRIVACY ALERT: Cambridge Mobile Telematics Under Investigation for Data Breach Involving Driver Location and Insurance DataSchubert Jonckheer & Kolbe LLP is investigating a data breach at Cambridge Mobile Telematics involving unauthorized access to sensitive driver data, including location information, driving behavior patterns, and personally identifiable information. On June 2, 2026, the ransomware group CoinbaseCartel claimed responsibility for the cyberattack and threatened to leak stolen data unless the company entered negotiations. CMT has not confirmed the incident or notified affected individuals, which may constitute violations of federal or state data breach notification laws.GovtechAfter Hands-Free Law, a Decline in Iowa Distracted DrivingIowa's hands-free driving law, enacted April 2, 2025, led to a 13.6% drop in screen-tapping and 9.1% drop in handheld calling among drivers, according to CMT data from July 2025 to May 2026. The declines helped prevent an estimated 470 crashes, 210 injuries, and three fatalities. Iowa joins over 30 states with similar prohibitions.MorningstarPRIVACY ALERT: Cambridge Mobile Telematics Under Investigation for Data Breach Involving Driver Location and Insurance DataSchubert Jonckheer & Kolbe LLP is investigating a data breach at Cambridge Mobile Telematics, where ransomware group CoinbaseCartel claimed responsibility on June 2, 2026. The breach may have exposed driver behavior, location, and insurance data, and CMT has not confirmed the incident or notified affected individuals.