SEOUL, South Korea - Stradvision, an AI-based vision perception technology, has announced a multi-year collaboration with AMD to redefine the future of perception in advanced autonomous driving.
At CES 2026, the companies will showcase Stradvision's latest MultiVision software running on the AMD Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2 VEK385 Evaluation Kit, demonstrating real-time, multi-camera perception capabilities for next-generation vehicles.
This collaboration brings together Stradvision's SVNet and MultiVision perception software with AMD automotive SoCs, creating a powerful, production-ready platform for automakers and Tier-1 suppliers worldwide. By tightly integrating Stradvision's perception stack with the AMD AI-optimized compute architecture, the collaboration accelerates the deployment of advanced perception systems.
Philip Vidal, Chief Business Officer at Stradvision, said, "Showcasing Stradvision's MultiVision software on the AMD Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2 VEK385 at CES 2026 represents a pivotal step toward realizing the future of intelligent mobility. By combining AMD's cutting-edge compute technology with Stradvision's production-proven perception software, we're setting a new benchmark for real-time, high-performance perception that empowers automakers to accelerate the path to safer autonomous vehicles."
As vehicle architecture evolves toward higher autonomy and software-defined systems, the demand for power-efficient, scalable AI processing continues to grow. Stradvision and AMD are co-optimizing advanced perception features, such as object and pedestrian detection, lane and free-space recognition, and environmental understanding, to enhance both performance and thermal efficiency in autonomous driving systems up to Level 4.
Paul Zoratti, Fellow and Chief Automotive System Architect at AMD, said, "The AMD VEK385 Evaluation Kit offers the performance and flexibility automakers need for the next era of AI-driven perception. Our collaboration with Stradvision demonstrates how optimized software and hardware integration can unlock safer, smarter, and more adaptive vehicles."
