Valeo is a global automotive supplier that designs innovative solutions for smart mobility. While primarily focused on the automotive industry, some of Valeo's technologies and products have applications relevant to the broader space industry, particularly in areas like sensor technology (LiDAR), thermal management, and potentially even in-vehicle experience solutions adapted for space habitats or vehicles. Valeo partners with automotive manufacturers worldwide and is known for its advancements in electrification, driver assistance systems, and lighting. Keywords associated with Valeo include automotive, LiDAR, sensors, thermal management, and smart mobility.
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Valeo and DiDi Autonomous Driving will develop an Automated Safety Pilot consisting of additional hardware and software to complement L4 robotaxi main systems by providing redundancy and customized safety features for specific operation scenarios.
By investing in DiDi Autonomous Driving, Valeo intends to support the long-term development of DiDi Autonomous Driving as a key player in the future of autonomous driving.
Valeo has developed technologies to reach and support L4 autonomous driving and has experience in mass production of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and Autonomous Driving Systems.
Valeo SCALA 3 provides 16 times the pixels per second compared with SCALA 2.
Valeo SCALA 3 generates a 3D image of the vehicle’s surroundings and delivers a point cloud with more than 12 million pixels per second.
NAVYA and VALEO are extending their collaboration to develop and design the Autonomous Vehicle Failsafe System (AVFS) under France’s 4th Investment Program for the Future (PIA4).
A vehicle fitted with Valeo’s third-generation scanning LiDAR can autonomously manage emergency situations at highway speeds up to 130 km/h.
Valeo has produced over 150,000 scanning LiDAR units.
Ninety-nine percent of cars equipped with a scanning LiDAR worldwide are equipped with a Valeo scanning LiDAR.
Valeo produces its LiDARs in Germany at the Wemding plant in Bavaria.