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General Motors and Mobileye have been granted permission to test autonomous vehicles in Israel following approval from Israel’s Ministry of Transport.
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The collaboration is intended to build a low-cost database of drivable paths for autonomous vehicles.
Read More →A new deal extends Mobileye and ZF’s reach in advanced driver-assistance solutions globally. The EyeQ4 will enable automakers like Toyota to take a major step forward in autonomy.
Read More →AMSTERDAM – Mobileye N.V., a computer vision-based driver assistance systems company, announced its latest technology partnership with Volvo Car Corporation and Delphi Corporation.
Read More →AMSTERDAM – Mobileye N.V., a computer vision-based driver assistance systems company, announced its latest technology partnership with Volvo Car Corporation and Delphi Corporation.
Read More →Intel-owned Mobileye will start building a fleet of 100 fully autonomous vehicles with a Level 4 of autonomy requiring driver interaction only to prevent an accident that the company will test in the U.S., Europe, and Israel, Intel has announced.
Read More →During the 2016 Fleet Europe Forum, which is taking place in Barcelona, Spain, fleet managers and stakeholders were honored during the Forum’s annual awards ceremony recognizing achievements in fleet management, safety, and technology.
Read More →The three companies formed a partnership last July, and have since developed an BMW 7 Series that utilizes the autonomous technology of both Intel and Mobileye.
Read More →Have we reached the beginning of the end of car ownership? Steve Girsky, former vice chairman at GM, and Mary Chan, former president of global connected consumer at GM, share their thoughts on the near future of smart mobility.
Read More →Geotab is integrating its J1939 platform with the Mobileye 560 Advanced Driver Assistance System so heavy duty fleets will be able to use advanced warning alerts to reduce the likelihood of vehicle crashes from occurring, the telematics provider announced.
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