Six Vector Microcode Processors for dedicated image processing tasks.
Quad-core processors with multi-threading (up to 4 threads per core). VMP Vector Microcode Processor
The is a powerful System-on-Chip (SoC) designed for Level 2+ (L2+) and Level 3 (L3) autonomous driving. It is the fourth generation of Mobileye’s EyeQ family, balancing high performance with low power consumption. It processes camera, radar, and LiDAR data simultaneously.
While modern chips like the EyeQ5 or NVIDIA’s Orin offer more raw tera-operations per second (TOPS), the EyeQ4 is a masterclass in efficiency eyeq4 datasheet
: Capability for vehicle detection from any angle, next-generation lane detection, and traffic light detection. Mapping & Localization : Supports Road Experience Management (REM™) for real-time crowd-sourced mapping. Safety Applications
. It provides the computational muscle for Level 2 and Level 3 autonomous features—such as lane keeping, traffic sign recognition, and pedestrian detection—without requiring the liquid cooling or massive battery drain seen in more experimental platforms. Conclusion
Capable of processing data from up to eight cameras simultaneously at 36 frames per second. It is the fourth generation of Mobileye’s EyeQ
: Supports "any-angle" vehicle detection and next-generation lane detection.
Mobileye developed different tiers of the chip to meet various automotive needs:
: Can process information from up to 8 cameras simultaneously at 36 frames per second (fps). EyeQ4 Variants Mapping & Localization : Supports Road Experience Management
: Features 4 CPU cores with 4 hardware threads each, integrated with Mobileye's proprietary Vector Microcode Processors (VMP). Performance
: Historically, Mobileye chips have been more "black box" systems, though later generations (like EyeQ5) began moving toward more open software platforms. performance against the newer
The full-capability version designed for surround-view systems and trifocal front-sensing. It processes information from multiple cameras, radars, and lidars to create a "safety cocoon" around the vehicle.
details (BGA layout) Power sequencing and voltage rail requirements
Yes, the EyeQ4 supports eight cameras, enabling comprehensive surround-view and multi-angle vehicle detection.