Volvo Car Corporation

Mobileye N.V. partners with Volvo Car Corporation and Delphi Corporation in the new 2008 Volvo S80, V70, and XC70 

Beginning with the new 2007 Volvo S80, V70, XC70 and now the XC60 crossover vehicle, Mobileye debuts a first-ever combination of its advanced vehicle detection and lane detection technologies, all powered by the Mobileye EyeQ™ vision processor. Mobileye’s advanced technology plays a key role in three of Volvo’s all-new safety and driver-comfort features, including the world-first Volvo Collision Warning with Auto Brake (CWAB) system (powered by Radar/Camera fusion), the all-new Volvo Driver Alert Control (DAC) system and Volvo’s Lane Departure Warning (LDW) system.

EyeQ™- Mobileye’s Brain Behind Its Vision and Radar
The Mobileye vision system contains an acclaimed award winning high-performance vision processor, which is integrated by Delphi Corporation into a camera module designed to recognize lane markings by analyzing video images from a high dynamic range CMOS camera. With the potent processing power of two Pentium computers at a fraction of the cost, Mobileye’s patented EyeQ™ processor is a complete vision-system-on-a-Chip (VSoC).

Mobileye Press Releases:

 Mobileye Technology Powers Volvo Car's New Lane Departure Warning System

 Mobileye Advanced Vehicle Technologies Power Volvo Car's Driver Alert Control System

 Mobileye Advanced Technologies Power Volvo Car's World First Collision Warning With Auto 
          Brake System

 Mobileye Delivers Vital Vision Processor Technology For The Next Generation Volvo S60

Volvo Press Releases:

 Volvo: New Collision Warning with Auto Brake Helps Prevent Rear-end Collisions

 Volvo Cars Introduces New Systems for Alerting Tired and Unconcentrated Drivers

 Volvo Cars tests new, unique safety technology in Copenhagen

Next generation systems
From 2010 the Volvo S60 will be available with an enhanced radar–vision fusion system extending the current Volvo systems' capabilities.

The new S60 system will feature Mobileye's Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and radar-vision fusion for an enhanced Forward Collision Warning with Auto Brake (CWAB), but will, for the first time globally, also feature mono camera based Pedestrian Detection with auto emergency braking.

In the news:

View News Article: Volvo S60, June 2010
View News Article: Volvo Demos Pedestrian Protection System, November 2009
 
 View News Broadcast: Embedded 'Alert System' Helps Drivers Avoid Accidents, Dr. Dobb's Portal,
        December 2007

 View further media coverage

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