UVeye's 2026 Heavy-Duty Platform to Revolutionize Vehicle Inspections
UVeye, a pioneer in AI-supported vehicle inspection systems, is set to release its heavy-duty platform in 2026. The company, founded in 2016, has seen its technology expand from homeland security to broader automotive and fleet applications, with major partners like Amazon and General Motors.
UVeye's journey began in 2016 when it developed a machine to scan vehicle underbodies for homeland security. By 2017-18, the company expanded its technology to include automotive manufacturers, fleet operators, and logistics companies. Today, its systems are in use across hundreds of automotive dealerships, including car rental giant Hertz and automaker General Motors.
The company's inspection system uses camera arrays and LED lights to capture high-resolution images of vehicle components. These images are then analyzed by deep learning algorithms to identify mechanical issues, safety concerns, and cosmetic damage. This includes issues with tires, underbody components, and exterior surfaces. For fleet operators, this technology offers cost-saving advantages through more consistent inspections and predictive maintenance.
UVeye has partnered with Amazon to implement its technology throughout the e-commerce giant's Prime delivery network. This will improve safety and vehicle maintenance. The new heavy-duty platform, expected in 2026, is compliant with CTP AT17 requirements across the U.S. and U.K., enabling an automated 17-point inspection process. This platform is currently being built and tested with select partners.
UVeye's expansion from homeland security to broader automotive and fleet applications has been marked by strategic partnerships with industry giants. Its upcoming heavy-duty platform, compliant with CTP AT17 requirements, promises to revolutionize vehicle inspection processes in the U.S. and U.K. The company's technology, using camera arrays and deep learning algorithms, offers cost savings and improved safety for fleet operators and automotive dealerships alike.
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