Mobileye, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel, develops advanced computer vision and machine learning systems for driver-assistance and autonomous driving technologies. The company's work spans several technical domains, including artificial intelligence, autonomous mobility, hardware-software co-design, mathematical safety models, and mapping capabilities. Its operations extend across multiple continents.
The company's core hardware product is the EyeQ chip, purpose-built for processing computer vision and machine learning algorithms in vehicles, with more than 230 million shipped globally through 2025. Mobileye's technology is embedded in hundreds of millions of vehicles worldwide. The product portfolio also includes Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) for everyday vehicles, Mobileye Drive (a fully autonomous driving platform), the True Redundancy architecture for safety and reliability, and REM crowdsourced mapping technology.
Mobileye operates in the automotive and autonomous vehicles sectors, with an additional focus on humanoid robotics. The company describes a values-driven culture centered on saving lives, with a commitment to engineering safety as a foundational property. It emphasizes empowering individual contributors to make outsized impacts and driving innovation through evolution.
