Autoliv has announced that its its electronics business, to be spun off as 'Veoneer' has been selected by one of the world's leading automakers as a partner to develop and produce mono vision camera systems comprised of camera hardware, software and algorithms. The first deliveries for series production are planned for 2022.
Veoneer is expected to be spun-off from Autoliv at the end of June 2018 and be one of the automotive industry's newest and most experienced technology companies.
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Veoneer's mono vision system is designed to meet or exceed the market standards set by NHTSA and European NCAP for 5-star safety ratings. Autoliv/Veoneer says it is the only supplier capable of meeting 5-star safety ratings with hardware, software and detection algorithms fully developed in-house, using a single mono vision camera system.
Veoneer says its mono vision camera systems are best in class for pedestrian detection, forward collision warning, and lane keep assist. Starting in 2022, Veoneer will begin delivering mono vision camera systems for the OEM customer.
"We are honored to have Veoneer selected as a partner to develop and build mono vision camera systems. We have made tremendous progress in developing a world class mono vision system, built on 10 years of in-house algorithm expertise, fueled by our daily pursuit to reduce accidents and save lives," says Jan Carlson, Autoliv Chairman, President and CEO. Jan Carlson will serve as President and CEO of Veoneer after the spin-off.
