Mobileye is an autonomous driving and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) company that develops computer-vision and AI software, mapping, and sensing technologies used by automakers. Founded in Israel and now a publicly traded company majority-owned by Intel, Mobileye supplies EyeQ system-on-chip and software stacks for features such as automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, and hands-free driving, and is developing full self-driving solutions.
Mobileye’s strategy centers on scalable, production-grade AI perception and driving policy delivered through its EyeQ compute platform and modular software stacks, complemented by crowdsourced HD mapping (REM) and a redundant sensing approach (camera-first with radar/lidar options) to meet automotive safety and cost targets across ADAS to full autonomy.
Intel acquired Mobileye in 2017 and remains the majority owner; Mobileye operates as a public company while leveraging Intel’s strategic support.
Collaboration on deploying Mobileye’s ADAS/automated driving technologies in VW Group vehicles (publicly announced partnership for automated driving/ADAS).
Partnerships and deployments with Geely brands for Mobileye-powered ADAS/automated driving solutions (publicly referenced by Mobileye).
Mobileye has announced SuperVision deployments with Porsche for hands-free driving capabilities in certain models/markets.
Mobileye SuperVision has been deployed on Zeekr vehicles as a hands-free driving solution.