Aeye Inc

AEye, Inc. announced that its Apollo lidar will be featured in a LITEON demonstration vehicle at InCabin Europe 2026, held September 22–24 in Barcelona, Spain. The demonstration integrates Apollo with LITEON's automotive camera technology to showcase lidar and camera sensor fusion, combining camera imagery with high-resolution 3D point-cloud data from Apollo into a fused perception output. Matt Fisch, Chairman and CEO of AEye, said cameras and lidar each provide valuable information about the driving environment and bringing those capabilities together can create a more complete picture for the vehicle. Apollo is AEye's compact, software-defined long-range lidar designed to deliver high-resolution perception while providing the flexibility required for automotive integration, with a software-defined architecture that allows sensing performance to be configured for specific applications without changes to the underlying hardware. Attendees at InCabin Europe 2026 will be able to experience the demonstration from September 22–24, 2026.

AEye announced that its flagship Apollo lidar sensor has been validated on NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor, the compute platform for next-generation autonomous vehicles. The validation confirms sensor-to-compute interoperability with NVIDIA DriveOS and places AEye as a sensor partner in the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Ecosystem. This milestone deepens AEye's collaboration with NVIDIA, which now spans two flagship automotive compute platforms and includes membership in the NVIDIA Halos AI Systems Inspection Lab. OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers building on the NVIDIA DRIVE platform can source Apollo as a pre-qualified sensor, reducing integration risk and shortening the path from system design to deployment.