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Mobileye

Mobileye is an Israeli autonomous-driving and vision-technology company (founded 1999, Jerusalem), majority-owned by Intel and publicly traded on NASDAQ (MBLY).

Founded
1999
HQ
Jerusalem, Israel
Status
NASDAQ: MBLY (Intel majority-owned)

Models

1

Overview

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.

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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).

Vertically integrated robotaxi business

announced June 16, 2026

Robotaxi initial fleet

~100 vehicles, US city, 2027

Robotaxi scale target

~17,000 vehicles over 5 years

Data & sources

Company filings

1

Press releases

5

News coverage

2

Web sources

5

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Current leadership (2)

Founders (2)

Former / Previously (1)

  • Ziv Aviram Co-founder & former President/CEOsecondary-verified

Media (1)

Company-anchored media. Official assets the company has published at the company level, distinct from model-anchored media that lives on individual product pages.

PRIMARY SOURCE
Courtesy of Mobileye

Mobileye's overview of its EyeQ6H system-on-chip, the compute platform behind its driver-assistance and autonomy stack. Mobileye states the EyeQ6H delivers about three times the compute of the EyeQ5H at roughly 25% more power; these are the maker's specifications, not independently verified.

Safety record

No incidents on record for Mobileye.

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Mobileye in third-party press

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