Mobileye and VVDN Technologies collaborate to localize ADAS technology for Indian automotive market.

Mobileye and VVDN Technologies Pvt. Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding to localize Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in India. This partnership aims to combine Mobileye's expertise in global product systems with VVDN's local engineering and manufacturing capabilities.

The collaboration addresses the growing demand for safety and technology in India’s automotive market, fitting within the context of the Made-in-India initiative. Mobileye has delivered over 200 million system-on-chips globally, powering advanced Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) technologies.

Key solutions, including systems based on the EyeQ™ chip family, will be localized to enhance production readiness. Mobileye's Vice President of India, Elie Luskin, highlighted India's strategic importance for the company and VVDN's role in establishing a robust local ecosystem.

Vivek Bansel, Founder and President of VVDN Technologies, stated that their engineering strengths combined with Mobileye's ADAS leadership presents a strong opportunity for India’s automotive sector.

Mobileye, known for its advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer vision, plans to adapt its globally proven solutions to meet the needs of India’s automotive landscape, underscoring its commitment to enhancing road safety and technology integration.