Humanoid & robot atlas
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Vehicle computersIsrael

Mobileye · vehicle computer

EyeQ4

Fourth-generation EyeQ on 28 nm FD-SOI, used in many 2018-2022 driver-assist systems (Nissan ProPilot, Honda Sensing, VW Travel Assist).

Compute
1.1-2 TOPSMid and High versions
Power
—Not published
Process
28 nmTransistor node
Made by
—Not published
First year
2018
Price
—Not published

Robots that use it

No robot in the atlas is publicly named as using this chip yet.

The Mobileye family

Every Mobileye chip in the atlas, oldest first.

  1. 2014EyeQ30.256 TOPS
  2. 2018EyeQ41.1-2 TOPS
  3. 2021EyeQ54.6-16 TOPS
  4. 2021Mobileye Drive (self-driving system)Multiple EyeQ chips; total not published by Mobileye4
  5. 2025EyeQ Ultra176 TOPS
  6. 2025EyeQ6 (Lite and High)5 TOPS

About Mobileye

Israel · chip designer

Designer of the EyeQ family of driver-assistance and self-driving chips and of the Mobileye Drive robotaxi system used in the VW ID. Buzz AD and Holon shuttle. It bought humanoid maker Mentee Robotics.

Closest rivals

Other makers' vehicle computers of similar power from within three years of it. Chips with no published figures are left out.

MeasureEyeQ4MobileyeJourney 2Horizon RoboticsJourney 3Horizon Robotics
Year201820192020
Compute1.1-2 TOPS (Mid and High versions)4 TOPS5 TOPS
Power—2 W2.5 W
Process28 nm—16 nm
Foundry——TSMC
Robots000

Sources

Specs come from the maker and reference pages.

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