1. Innoviz
Innoviz is a leading provider of advanced lidar remote sensing solutions that can help to achieve large-scale commercialization of self-driving automobiles. The company currently has more than 75 employees. Since its inception in January 2016, it has grown rapidly and reached a number of important milestones to outperform its competitors in a short period of time. Innoviz’s core team, which came from the elite technological unit of the Israeli Defense Forces, has launched two solid-state lidars – InnovizPro and InnovizOne, and it has partnered with tier-1 suppliers Delphi Technologies and Magna International.
2. BrightWay Vision
BWV offers advanced visual sensors and distance measuring sensors. Based on active imaging technology, BWV can deliver excellent product performance during the daytime and nighttime, and even in harsh weather conditions. The company can provide advanced driver assistance systems and automatic computing capabilities in a variety of road conditions. As a key component of Level 4 and Level 5 automatic driving, EWV’s technology can provide a diversity of natural and visualized images and distance information, thus reducing the risk of causing accidents. To date, the company has completed the development and production of the second-generation products.
3. Arkal Automotive
Arkal Automotive, established in 1997, provides customers in the auto industry with cost-effective solutions by integrating design of intelligent products and high-efficiency processes, and automated manufacturing with sophisticated development tools, cost-effective/density-effective, and its original one-stop “design-to-manufacturing” model, so as to help customers accomplish missions impossible in vehicle weight reduction, safety performance, and cost reduction.
4. Po-Cell Tech
Po-Cell Tech’s vision is to develop a new generation of on-board energy storage and conversion equipment for the auto industry. Its goal is to develop new technologies at the optimal price level for fuel cell systems and supercapacitors while meeting the highest automotive standards.
5. Vocalzoom
Vocalzoom’s HMC (human-machine communication) sensor can provide reliable, accurate voice recognition and voice control in a noisy environment. Its voice-controlled virtual assistant can work accurately and identify passengers in the car, thus making it possible to monetize data, personalize services and make voice payments.
At present, Vocalzoom has Chinese shareholders and also a team in Beijing. Its production in China has started. The company hopes to seek cooperation with auto companies in areas of voice recognition and voice biometrics.