STRADVISION and Axera have entered into a partnership aimed at developing advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving technologies.
The collaboration combines STRADVISION’s SVNet, an AI-based vision software, with Axera’s AI System on Chip (SoC) platforms to support future mobility solutions.
The companies plan to optimize SVNet for use on Axera’s existing and upcoming chip platforms, with the goal of providing adaptable and high-performance solutions for a range of vehicle types.
The technology was first presented at Shanghai Auto 2025, with further demonstrations scheduled for CES 2026.
According to a joint announcement, the partnership is intended to enhance system performance and compatibility, and includes efforts to engage with other industry stakeholders. Initial rollout efforts will target key markets, with plans to expand internationally over time.
“Our partnership with Axera allows us to offer adaptable solutions to automotive customers,” said Junhwan Kim, CEO of STRADVISION. Dr. Xiaoxin Qiu, founder of Axera, stated, “We are working with STRADVISION to advance capabilities in smart driving technologies.”
