STRADVISION Joins SOAFEE Group to Support Software-Defined Vehicle Development

November 04, 2025
STRADVISION has joined the Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) Special Interest Group to collaborate on open standards for software-defined vehicles, according to a press release.

STRADVISION has joined the Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) Special Interest Group to advance software-defined vehicle (SDV) technology, announced in a press release.

SOAFEE, established by Arm in 2021, is an open standards-based framework designed to improve how automotive software is developed and deployed. The group includes more than 150 partners working on scalable, cloud-native architectures for vehicles built on Arm Neoverse and Cortex-A platforms.

By joining the group, STRADVISION will collaborate with industry members to help shape open, safety-critical software standards for future vehicles. The company’s flagship product, SVNet, is a deep learning–based perception software used by global automakers and suppliers to enable object detection and recognition in advanced driver assistance and autonomous systems.

STRADVISION said its participation in SOAFEE reflects its goal of making AI perception technology more portable and scalable across diverse computing environments.

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