Mobileye founder Amnon Shashua resigns after nearly 30 years at the helm of the company
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Major changes are taking place in the management of the Israeli company Mobileye, one of the global leaders in autonomous driving technologies. The company's founder and CEO, Amnon Shashua, has announced that he will step down after nearly thirty years of activity. This decision comes as the company enters a new phase of development, actively moving towards the robotaxi and humanoid robot markets. This is reported by Techcrunch.com. According to official documents published by the company, Shashua will continue to serve until a new leader is found. Mobileye's history began with computer vision chips created based on Amnon Shashua's scientific research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Today, this brand has become the largest global player providing chips for automotive safety and driver assistance systems. Under Shashua's leadership, Mobileye has grown from a simple chip supplier to a giant developing fully autonomous driving systems. Currently, the company provides autonomous driving systems in partnership with Volkswagen and its subsidiary MOIA. This demonstrates that the company is a leader not only in hardware but also in complex software solutions. ...
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