Israel’s Arbe Robotics (see here previously) has released the production version of its Radar Processor. It is the most powerful solution in the current market for automotive radars – 10 times the processing power of the leading alternatives and a … Continue reading →

Israel’s Arbe Robotics (see here previously) has won the Self-Driving Industry 2023 Award in the hardware category from Cars of the Future for its Perception Radar. https://www.prnewswire.com/il/news-releases/arbe-wins-self-driving-industry-2023-award-from-cars-of-the-future-301993375.html

Israel’s Arbe Robotics (see here previously) has launched its latest feature – imaging to give a 360° radar-based perception, the first AI based integrated analysis of a complete vehicle surroundings. Arbe won a 2023 CES Innovation Award – for the … Continue reading →

Israel’s Arbe Robotics (reported here previously) is planning to launch its high-resolution vehicle radar in 2022. The technology outperforms standard radar, which misinterprets stationary objects, and LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) which suffers in snow, fog or bright light. https://www.timesofisrael.com/spotlight/israeli-radar-revolution-aims-to-fuel-safer-cars/ … Continue reading →

I reported previously (see here) on Israel’s Arbe Robotics and its ultra-high-resolution 4D imaging radar. Arbe has just launched Phoenix – its automotive 4D product. The images are 100 times more detailed than other top industry radars and it separates … Continue reading →

I reported previously (twice) on Israel’s Arbe Robotics and its radar imaging technology for drones and self-driving cars. Arbe has now won Berlin’s Automotive Tech.AD Award 2018 for outstanding achievements in the autonomous driving industry, including being “the first to … Continue reading →

I reported previously (July 2016) about Israel’s Arbe Robotics and its radar-based traffic control system for drones. Arbe is now developing 4D imaging technology for autonomous vehicles, based on radar instead of cameras and sensors. Arbe has just raised $2.5 … Continue reading →

Israeli startup Arbe Robotics has a solution to prevent collisions between the increasing number of unmanned air vehicles (drones). It uses radar technology –  radio frequencies – to help drones detect objects and avoid crashing.  Arbe won the TechCrunch Meetup … Continue reading →