In the global technology landscape, Valeo stands out as a key leader in the automotive equipment sector. Founded in 1923, this French equipment manufacturer has evolved alongside technological advancements and positioned itself at the forefront of automotive innovation. With over 103,300 employees and a presence in 31 countries, Valeo focuses on four main areas: electrification, driver assistance, enhancing in-car experience, and automotive lighting.
Valeo is recognized for its expertise in vehicle electrification. Through its strategic plan "Move Up" launched by CEO Christophe Périllat, the company is strengthening its capabilities in electrification, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), reinventing in-car experiences, and automotive lighting. This plan highlights Valeo's long-term vision for cleaner and safer mobility.
One notable example of Valeo's innovation is its collaboration with Mercedes-Benz on the Drive Pilot system. This system, the first SAE Level 3 certified in the United States, uses Valeo's Scala 2 lidar to build a 3D representation of the vehicle's environment, demonstrating Valeo's expertise in advanced sensors for autonomous driving.
Recently, Valeo signed a collaboration agreement with CEA to work on the next generations of power electronics, essential for electric mobility. This partnership aims to improve the efficiency of electric vehicles, optimize the drivetrain, and reduce the weight of onboard electronics. This initiative is part of the IPCEI, a strategic European project to promote innovation in the electronics industry.
Valeo is also a key partner in the Confiance.ai program, which aims to secure and certify AI-based systems in critical products and services. As a founding member, Valeo actively participates in creating a trusted AI ecosystem in France, involving more than 50 industrial and academic partners.
In the technological ecosystem, Valeo positions itself as a pillar of innovation in autonomous and electric mobility. Its research center, Valeo.ai, based in Paris, focuses on artificial intelligence for automotive applications, consolidating its role as a leader in this field. Collaboration with academic and industrial institutions, such as the MACMIA program for AI training, demonstrates its commitment to developing sustainable mobility solutions.
In 2023, Valeo continued to expand its influence in the field of road safety with its Everguard product, an innovative wiper that improves visibility in rainy weather. This product was nominated for the Road Safety Innovation Award, reinforcing Valeo's reputation as an innovator in vehicle safety.
Valeo is also involved in the SOUND.AI project, a selective doctoral program aimed at developing artificial intelligence projects applied to global health, culture, and environmental challenges. This project underscores Valeo's commitment to integrating AI into practical and sustainable solutions.
In conclusion, Valeo positions itself as a key player in the technological transformation of the automotive industry. Through its constant innovations and strategic partnerships, the company continues to shape the future of mobility, combining safety, sustainability, and performance. Its commitment to AI and cutting-edge technologies promises to maintain its leadership in the global technology ecosystem.
Valeo a annoncé la création de Valeo.ai, le premier centre mondial de recherche consacré à l’intelligence artificielle et à l’apprentissage profond (deep learning) dans les applications automobiles. Le centre sera situé à Paris. Grâce à la position de premier plan de Valeo dans le domaine de la conduite autonome ainsi qu'aux liens solides tissés entre le Groupe et la communauté scientifique, Valeo.ai deviendra un acteur incontournable du secteur et contribuera à la transformation continue des modèles de transport et de mobilité.
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