Israeli startup helps self-driving cars ‘feel’ the road
New partnership with Haifa has municipal cars equipped with Tactile Mobility’s software to collect and transmit data on road conditions.
New partnership with Haifa has municipal cars equipped with Tactile Mobility’s software to collect and transmit data on road conditions.
Israeli technologies for safe connected and autonomous vehicles could soon be built into millions of cars manufactured in the US and China.
Trial in Ashdod simulated accidents involving multiple vehicles and pedestrians. The walkers had Foresight’s Eye-Net app installed on their phones.
Deal signed with European carmaker as the Israeli company starts testing its autonomous vehicle fleet on streets of Jerusalem.
Musk visits Masada and Jerusalem, tells Prime Minister Netanyahu that Israel is a ‘technological power.’
World’s #1 transit app to blend its 1 billion daily data points into Mobileye’s driver-safety and navigation system for autonomous vehicles.
Ben-Gurion University launches company to commercialize the unique underwater vehicle for research, security, communications or military uses.
Mobileye CEO presents mathematical formula to ensure that self-driving vehicles cannot cause accidents.
Sensors are in your future, from cancer detection to self-driving cars, and Israel’s Vayyar hopes to have a hand in many of them.
Israel’s high-tech expertise is a perfect fit for automakers building the systems that will put self-driving cars on the road safely and securely.
Like the West Coast of the US, Israel has become a major recruiting ground for digital and software talent and auto makers are arriving in droves.
Herzliya development center designed the sensors and data processors that power Chevrolet Bolt EV test vehicles.
‘The megatrend in this world is electric, connected and autonomous. That put Israel in the center because those are things we are really good at.’
US chip giant purchases Jerusalem-based collision-avoidance technology supplier in largest-ever acquisition for an Israeli high-tech company.
Israeli camera-based Advanced Driver Assist System keeps picking up speed as it gets integrated into cars of today and planned cars of tomorrow.