Valens Semiconductor
About
About Valens Semiconductor
Founded in 2006 in Hod Hasharon, Israel, Valens Semiconductor is a fabless connectivity-chip company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Its core physical-layer technology underpins HDBaseT for professional audio-video systems and MIPI A-PHY for long-reach, high-bandwidth sensor connectivity in demanding electromagnetic environments.
For robotics and autonomous systems, Valens supplies the link between distributed cameras or sensors and onboard compute. D3 Embedded uses VA7000 chipsets in a product-ready A-PHY vision platform and rugged camera modules intended for robotics, industrial vehicles and other embedded-vision applications. The company is tracked at the semiconductor layer: it does not build robots, but its low-latency SerDes connectivity enables reliable perception architectures inside them.
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- D3 Embedded
Outbound - Connectivity - D3 Embedded uses Valens VA7000 chipsets in its product-ready MIPI A-PHY embedded-vision platform
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Financials
- VLN - NYSE - USD
Team
- Yoram Salinger - Chief Executive Officer
Timeline
Events
- 2025-03-11 - Partnership - Valens Semiconductor, RGo Robotics, and CHERRY partner on AI robotic systems
Valens Semiconductor, RGo Robotics, and CHERRY Embedded Solutions announced a partnership to enhance the design and deployment of AI robotic systems. The collaboration combines RGo’s Perception Engine, Valens VA7000 MIPI A-PHY connectivity chipsets, and CHERRY’s Rockchip-based hardware module for mobile machines. The MIPI A-PHY architecture is aimed at machine-vision systems including AMRs, AGVs, and service robots, extending high-bandwidth camera data to centralized processing.
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Relations
Relationships
- CHERRY
Partnership Counterparty - Valens Semiconductor, RGo Robotics, and CHERRY Embedded Solutions announced a partnership to design and deploy AI robotic systems.