Mobileye technology & solutions
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Mobileye Surround ADAS™ combines surround-view perception, RSS driving policy and REM™ crowdsourced maps with a single EyeQ™6H to enable hands-free highway driving, intelligent parking, and context-aware decision-making for enhanced safety.
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Mobileye computer vision detects and classifies objects around a vehicle on a European highway for ADAS applications.
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Mobileye's purpose-built EyeQ family of SoCs supports a full spectrum of mobility solutions, from front-camera driver-assist systems to multi-sensor processing for full self-driving.
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Mobileye computer vision technology detects pedestrians in a crosswalk at night.
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Mobileye computer vision detects and classifies objects in an environment, including vehicles, pedestrians, and traffic lights.
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Vehicle equipped with Mobileye SuperVision™ detects and responds to traffic light.
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Using only cameras, Mobileye technology can detect a wide array of traffic signs to support Intelligent Speed Assist systems.
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Mobileye's Road Experience Management™ (REM) technology detects traffic lights, lane markings, and road signs.
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Mobileye's Cloud-Enhanced Driver-Assist™ leverages crowdsourced data from millions of Mobileye-equipped vehicles around the world providing centimeter-level localization.
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Cloud-Enhanced Driver-Assist™ adds incremental features to base ADAS using Mobileye's REM crowdsourced mapping technology, such as real-time traffic light detection.
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The Mobileye DXP platform offers automakers the ability to customize the driving experience.
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An interior screen of a Mobileye development AV operating in Comfort Mode visualizes the path forward based on Mobileye sensing.
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Mobileye’s imaging radar generates up to 0.5 million detections per second, providing a detailed view of the environment using radar alone.
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Mobileye's front software-defined imaging radar and surround software-defined imaging radar.
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The EyeQ6L is Mobileye's most powerful and cost-efficient SoC for base ADAS.
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The EyeQ6 Lite and an 8-megapixel camera that enables broader data for ADAS applications
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Mobileye's EyeQ™ 6 High, designed for premium and surround ADAS and autonomous driving applications.
Mobileye global headquarters
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Mobileye's global headquarters and principal R&D facility in Jerusalem.
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Mobileye officially opened its 1.4-million-square-foot global headquarters in Jerusalem in March 2024.
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Mobileye's global headquarters and principal R&D facility in Jerusalem.
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Mobileye's state-of-the-art Jerusalem campus has ten floors above ground and seven underground, with office space, conference rooms, and other facilities for over 2,500 employees.
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Mobileye's Jerusalem Campus serves as its global headquarters with facilities such as specialized labs and a vehicle workshop custom-built to support the development of autonomous driving.
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Mobileye employees are shown working from the custom-built vehicle workshop located in Mobileye's global headquarters.
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A Mobileye employee analyzes data from a development vehicle in Mobileye's global headquarters.
Mobileye SuperVision™ on the road
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Mobileye SuperVision™ is designed for premium safety and comfort with features including autonomous lane changing, highway traffic jam assist and point-to-point automated navigation.
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Based on the core technologies of Mobileye’s autonomous vehicles, Mobileye SuperVision builds a bridge between existing ADAS functions and fully autonomous vehicles of the future.
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With over-the-air updates, the advanced capabilities of Mobileye SuperVision™ can be upgraded as development progresses.
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The Mobileye SuperVision platform leverages AI-powered surround computer vision to enable navigate-on-pilot functions for highway, rural and urban roads in defined operational domains.
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Mobileye SuperVision™ is one of the most advanced driver-assist system on the market.
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Zeekr has delivered more than 240,000 Zeekr 001 and Zeekr 009 vehicles, powered by the Mobileye SuperVision™ platform, to customers in China and globally.
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A Zeekr 001 equipped with Mobileye SuperVision™ navigates Shanghai, China.
Driven by Mobileye
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The all-electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz AV built on the Mobileye Drive™ autonomous platform in Munich, Germany where a pilot is underway.
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Ruter and Holo conduct on-road testing with a self-driving vehicle powered by Mobileye Drive™, Mobileye’s fully autonomous system for mass transit, as part of a shared mobility pilot in Oslo.
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Deutsche Bahn's KIRA project plans to utilize Mobileye Drive™ to expand on-demand shuttle service in Germany.
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The HOLON mover incorporates Mobileye Drive™, Mobileye's turnkey self-driving system, to deliver fully autonomous urban transportation.
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An autonomous vehicle powered by the Mobileye Drive™ self-driving system navigates the streets of Zagreb.
Professor Amnon Shashua
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Professor Amnon Shashua, President and CEO of Mobileye.
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Professor Amnon Shashua, President and CEO of Mobileye, marks the Company's October 2022 IPO at Nasdaq in New York City.
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Professor Amnon Shashua, President and CEO of Mobileye.
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Professor Amnon Shashua, President and CEO of Mobileye.
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Professor Amnon Shashua, President and CEO of Mobileye, with employees in the Company's vehicle workshop.
Infographics
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Mobileye SuperVision™ sample sensor configuration. As Mobileye's most premium driver-assist offering, SuperVision delivers 360-degree surround sensing and includes Mobileye's REM™, RSS driving policy model, and OTA capability.
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Mobileye Chauffeur™ sample sensor configuration. Mobileye Chauffeur is Mobileye's most advanced consumer AV technology stack, with 360-degrees of coverage, along with REM AV Maps and RSS driving policy.
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Mobileye Drive™ sample sensor configuration. Encompassing all of Mobileye's core autonomous driving technologies (360-degrees of coverage via independent subsystems, REM AV Maps, RSS policy), Drive is designed to fit a variety of vehicles.
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