Phantom AI, Renesas develop low cost ‘full stack’ driver assistance system

Phantom AI, Renesas develop low cost 'full stack' driver assistance system

Phantom AI full stack L2 ADAS solution on Renesas V3H. Source: Phantom AI

Burlingame, Calif.-based Phantom AI makes advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) using computer vision, sensor fusion, and control capabilities. The company, which raised $22 million in Series A funding in April, claimed that its modular software components are “the most accurate and highest-performing AI solutions available today that meet car manufacturer requirements, at a much lower price than existing solutions.”

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