Where is Mobileye based?

Mobileye is based in Jerusalem, Israel.

What does Mobileye make?

Mobileye has no robot models recorded on the DEPLOY registry. Mobileye builds both physical robots and the AI that runs them.

Company

Mobileye

Mobileye is an Israeli autonomous-driving and vision-technology company (founded 1999, Jerusalem), majority-owned by Intel and publicly traded on NASDAQ (MBLY). It is the leading supplier of camera-based ADAS through its EyeQ system-on-chip (over 200 million shipped) and builds a tiered driving-automation stack (SuperVision, Chauffeur, and the driverless Mobileye Drive) plus REM crowdsourced HD mapping; Mobileye Drive powers robotaxi and shuttle programs with partners including Volkswagen and Holon. In January 2026 Mobileye agreed to acquire the Israeli humanoid-robot startup Mentee Robotics for about $900 million (announced at CES, expected to close in Q1 2026), its first entry into humanoid robotics. The automotive-perception-to-humanoid tech-transfer rationale and the 'physical-AI leader' positioning are the company's stated strategy rather than demonstrated outcomes.

Based in Jerusalem, Israel · Founded 1999

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Key facts

Founded: 1999 in Jerusalem, Israel, by Amnon Shashua and Ziv Aviram.
Ownership: Acquired by Intel in 2017 (~$15.3B); IPO'd on NASDAQ (MBLY) in October 2022; Intel retains majority voting control (~99.4% via Class B shares).
Core product: EyeQ system-on-chip for camera-based ADAS and vision (over 200 million shipped), plus REM (Road Experience Management) crowdsourced HD mapping.
Driving-automation stack: Tiered product line: SuperVision (eyes-on), Chauffeur (eyes-off consumer), and the driverless Mobileye Drive (robotaxi/shuttle).
Robotaxi programs: Mobileye Drive powers the Volkswagen ID. Buzz robotaxi and the Holon autonomous shuttle.
Humanoid entry (Mentee, Jan 2026): Agreed to acquire Israeli humanoid-robot startup Mentee Robotics for $900M (~$612M cash + up to 26,229,714 Class A shares), announced at CES Jan 6 2026, expected to close Q1 2026. Mobileye's first entry into humanoid robotics; Mentee operates as an independent unit. VERIFIED: deal terms. CLAIMED/aspirational: automotive perception/AI/mapping tech-transfer to humanoids, the 'physical-AI leader' framing, and the 2026 PoC / 2028 production timeline.
Governance (Mentee deal): Amnon Shashua co-founded and chairs Mentee and is its largest shareholder (37.8%, ~$341M); he recused from the Mobileye board vote, which was approved by an independent Strategic Transactions Committee and by Intel.
Leadership: Amnon Shashua (co-founder and CEO).

HQ: Jerusalem, Israel
Founded: 1999
Status: NASDAQ: MBLY (Intel majority-owned)
Type: both
ID: 340a91d4-df20-47d2-b2fb-337d334b54d4

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Common questions

What is Mobileye?: Mobileye is an Israeli autonomous-driving and vision-technology company (founded 1999, Jerusalem), majority-owned by Intel and publicly traded on NASDAQ (MBLY). It is the leading supplier of camera-based ADAS through its EyeQ system-on-chip (over 200 million shipped) and builds a tiered driving-automation stack (SuperVision, Chauffeur, and the driverless Mobileye Drive) plus REM crowdsourced HD mapping; Mobileye Drive powers robotaxi and shuttle programs with partners including Volkswagen and Holon. In January 2026 Mobileye agreed to acquire the Israeli humanoid-robot startup Mentee Robotics for about $900 million (announced at CES, expected to close in Q1 2026), its first entry into humanoid robotics. The automotive-perception-to-humanoid tech-transfer rationale and the 'physical-AI leader' positioning are the company's stated strategy rather than demonstrated outcomes.
Where is Mobileye based?: Mobileye is based in Jerusalem, Israel.
When was Mobileye founded?: Mobileye was founded in 1999.
What does Mobileye make?: Mobileye has no robot models recorded on the DEPLOY registry. Mobileye builds both physical robots and the AI that runs them.