This marks the first time Ford is committing to Mobileye's technology for the entire lifecycle of its next-generation vehicles.

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 winning idea for the Safe@Home event in memory of Michal Sela was an app that poses as a news site but allows the user to stealthily call for help.

Moovit is set to join the Mobileye business while retaining its brand and existing partnerships.

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

Israeli high-tech companies exited for $21.7 billion in 138 deals in 2019, a record high for the past decade, according to a new report from IVC-Meitar released on Tuesday. Those exits marked a significant increase from just 122 deals worth $12.63 billion in 2018. The bi-yearly report, which IVC Research Center produces in collaboration with […]

Mobileye CEO and co-founder Amnon Shashua, announced two major new partnerships for the Jerusalem-based developer of driver assistance systems this week during his annual address at CES Las Vegas

The past decade saw 587 exit deals — IPOs and merger and acquisitions — for a value of over $70 billion, PwC report says.

The new initiative will be the first new banking venture in the country in 40 years.

The Israeli driver assistance tech company is expected to open the center in October 2022.

Tel Aviv ranked third in corporate innovation and R&D activity among 15 international cities outside of North America for Innovation Leader’s list of “Top 15 Global Innovation Hotspots.” The so-called White City was preceded by Beijing and London in the first and second spots, respectively, and beat out Singapore and Shanghai to round out the […]

Israeli engineer and Mobileye’s Chief Research Scientist Gideon Stein, who helped found the Jerusalem-based advanced driver assistance system, has been nominated for the European Inventor Award 2019 for his Advanced Driver Assistance System, the European Patent Office (EPO) announced Tuesday. Stein has developed the first-ever driver assistance system that identifies all objects on the road […]

Automotive-oriented companies and startups make up the bulk of the Israeli businesses currently showcasing their innovative solutions at the annual Consumer Electronics convention, the largest tradeshow of its kind.

The Jerusalem-based company, acquired last year by Intel, will use Amazon's comprehensive cloud platform to process and analyze mounds of data from its autonomous car development operations.

The German auto giant and the driver assistance systems tech firm, now an Intel company, are set to use Israel as a global beta site for testing mobility-as-a-service model.