Mobileye
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Rimac's robotaxi service uses Mobileye technology and is slated to launch initially in Croatia.
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VW to use Mobileye self-driving system for robotaxi serviceVW anticipates launching a commercial robotaxi service by 2026.
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Polestar taps Mobileye for eyes-off driver-assist on highways
Mobileye's Chauffeur system due in a few years promises hands-free, eyes-free travel on highways.
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Self-driving VW ID.Buzz vans start testing in US
A robotaxi service using the ID.Buzz could be running in the U.S. by 2026.
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Porsche picks Intel's Mobileye for automated driver-assist technology
Porsche plans to use Mobileye's SuperVision technology to deliver cars capable of hands-free driving.
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Zeekr and Mobileye to develop Level 4 self-driving car for retail sale
Zeekr plans to have its Level 4 self-driving car on sale by 2024.
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A planned Mobileye IPO could start a wave of self-driving technology companies looking to go public.
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Intel's Mobileye to launch self-driving taxi service in Germany in 2022
Mobileye will be among the first companies to offer a self-driving taxi service.
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Nio to rely on Intel-owned Mobileye for self-driving tech
Part of the deal will see Nio supply vehicles for a commercial driverless taxi service run by Mobileye.
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VW promises commercial self-driving service in Israel by 2022
The Volkswagen Group is the latest firm to announce plans for a commercial ride-hailing service involving self-driving cars. The German auto giant will join Intel's recently acquired self-driving car business Mobileye to develop the service whose development will commence in early 2019 and roll out...
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Mobileye self-driving car runs red light during public demo
Companies continue to race at lightspeed to bring self-driving cars to market, but along the way, the robo cars have had their fair share of incidents. The latest error occurred in Jerusalem. While Mobileye showed off its latest self-driving car prototype, the vehicle ran a red light during a press...
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FCA joins BMW, Mobileye, and Intel's self-driving car alliance
Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles has signed a memorandum of understanding to become the first automaker to join BMW, Intel, and Mobileye's alliance to develop a dedicated self-driving car platform, the automakers announced Wednesday. Intel and BMW began work on a self-driving car platform last year and...
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Intel on Monday agreed to pay $15.3 billion to Mobileye, a leading supplier of driver assistance and self-driving technology. Mobileye’s claim to fame is its EyeQ technology which uses proprietary image recognition software to help self-driving cars see the world, and the company is already a supplier to over 20 automakers and automotive supply firms. Intel first got involved with Mobileye last summer when the two joined forces to help develop self-driving cars with BMW. As self-driving technology evolves, it will grow to rely on various data that experts estimate will average as much...
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HERE and Mobileye join forces to create highly-detailed maps for self-driving cars
A cloud-based database of highly-detailed maps updated in real time will be essential for self-driving cars, as they can provide information on traffic and road conditions far beyond a car's onboard sensors. Two of the leading firms developing such maps have now joined forces to help accelerate the...
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Tesla and autonomous tech firm Mobileye end partnership
Technology firm Mobileye, which worked closely with Tesla Motors [NSDQ:TSLA] to develop the semi-autonomous Autopilot system that debuted on the Model S, has confirmed its partnership with the automaker is over. The information was confirmed by Mobileye co-founder Amnon Shashua during a conference...
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Fully autonomous BMW coming in 2021
BMW on Friday announced a partnership with Intel and Mobileye to help spur the development of autonomous driving technology. Intel is a leader when it comes to artificial intelligence while Mobileye is a developer of monitoring systems autonomous technology relies on. Mobileye supplies monitoring...
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