UVeye
UVeye builds AI and computer vision-based automated vehicle inspection systems that scan vehicles in seconds to detect damage, mechanical issues and safety threats.
UVeye, founded in 2016 by brothers Amir and Ohad Hever, builds automated vehicle inspection systems powered by artificial intelligence and computer vision. Its proprietary hardware and software perform complete vehicle scans in seconds, detecting damage, mechanical issues and safety threats above, below and around a vehicle. The company has raised more than $380M and was named to TIME's Top 200 Inventions of 2024.
The technology is deployed at more than 400 locations worldwide. Industry partners include General Motors, Volvo Cars, Toyota Tsusho, CarMax, Hyundai Motors, Hertz and Amazon. Applications span automotive manufacturing, logistics, retail and dealerships, OEMs, car rental, vehicle auctions, fleet management, warranty management and road safety.
UVeye develops its own hardware and software in-house, working across computer vision, machine learning, image scanning and analysis, and damage and anomaly detection. The company states its mission as improving accuracy, transparency and road safety, and positions its technology as a global standard for automated vehicle inspection.
