STRADVISION and Axera Partner for Advanced Driver Assistance Solutions

STRADVISION and Axera have announced a strategic collaboration to develop competitive ADAS and autonomous driving solutions, unveiled at Shanghai Auto 2025.

STRADVISION and Axera have announced a strategic collaboration to deliver competitive and scalable Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving solutions. This partnership was unveiled at Shanghai Auto 2025, with future demonstrations planned for CES 2026, announced in a press release.

The collaboration combines STRADVISION's SVNet, a software-based perception solution, with Axera's AI SoC platforms to create integrated solutions for advanced driver assistance and autonomous mobility. The companies will work closely to optimize SVNet on Axera's platforms, ensuring seamless performance across various vehicle segments.

As part of this initiative, STRADVISION and Axera will align on joint technical efforts, exchange product and technology insights, and engage in business development with mutual ecosystem partners. The initial focus will be on key automotive markets, with plans to expand their reach to global Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs over time.

The partnership aims to showcase their joint solutions at major global events, including a public unveiling at Shanghai Auto 2025 and planned demonstrations at CES 2026 and other automotive technology venues.

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