The consortiums will develop tech for human-robot interaction (HRI) and advancing command and control of autonomous vehicle fleets. 

Mobileye will partner with mobility firms Benteler EV and Beep Inc. to develop and deploy autonomous shuttles across North America.

Japanese company Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance leads current Series C round, and invested $36 million in the cybersecurity startup in May.

In newly released footage, Mobileye's test vehicle makes its way through the busy roads of Manhattan, stopping for pedestrians and cyclists, and navigating construction zones.

Mobileye, Intel's Jerusalem-based subsidiary, and ZF are set to deliver advanced functions to a range of Toyota vehicles.

Arbe Robotics is partnering with China's AutoX to integrate 400,000 ultra-high res radar systems in their Level 4 self-driving vehicle fleet.

Mobileye and California-based automotive company Udelv plan to produce over 35,000 electric, driverless vehicles by 2028.

Fleets of electric 16-passenger shuttles will leverage Mobileye's AV tech to roll out public transport offerings in Europe, then globally.

Mobileye says it expects to launch testing fleets in Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Detroit, also eyeing New York City if granted approval.

Israel's Mobileye released a video of its autonomous driving test vehicle (AV) navigating roads and driving at high speeds on the highway.

Mobileye will perform tests in urban and rural areas across Germany starting in Munich with cars at driving speeds of up to 130 kilometers (80 miles) per hour.

The leading Israel-based provider of solid-state LiDAR sensors and perception software has partnered with China's Shaanxi Heavy Duty Automobile Co. to deploy 600 autonomous trucks at one of the biggest ports in China.

Leading companies in the transport and mobility sector are set to take part in the job fair in Tel Aviv on Friday.

Israeli startups focused on robotics, autonomous vehicles, IoT tech, and smart cities will showcase their innovative solutions at the annual Consumer Electronics trade show.

TriEye said Porsche, a strategic investor, has identified its CMOS-based SWIR camera as an important component to achieving better visibility capabilities, especially in adverse weather conditions.