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UVeye Secures Strategic Investment from Hyundai Motor Company

January 19, 2021

UVeye, a developer of automated vehicle-inspection systems, has secured strategic investments from Hyundai Motor Company and several other investors to accelerate the company’s global expansion plans.

UVeye Names Three Executives to Key North American Sales Positions

December 17, 2020

Michael Kirk, Scott Williams and Jim Boehnlein have been named to senior sales management positions for UVeye, a supplier of automated vehicle inspection systems for car dealerships, used-car auction houses and major vehicle fleets.

UVeye’s Driving Force Spotlight: Annat Himmel, R&D Director

November 26, 2020

With the first employees we hired during the COVID pandemic, we made mistakes. Luckily we were able to fix it. Now every new member of my group has an orientation plan.

V.I.P. Auctions Introduce Industry-First Auto-Inspection Technology

November 10, 2020

V.I.P. Auctions is one of the first vehicle auction companies in the world to use automated vehicle-inspection systems to evaluate tires and critical underbody components for the inspection of used vehicles.

Webinar: Automatic Inspection at the Dealership

November 8, 2020

Everyone understands the importance of the multi-point inspection in the service drive. How consistent are your MPIs? What if you could automate the process?

Automation Can Improve the Appraisal Process – Here’s How

October 28, 2020

One of the biggest challenges for the used car industry is purchasing inventory. Year over year, it’s harder for franchised and used car dealers to find inventory at a price that can make them money. And once they find an inventory source – whether a shopper’s trade-in, dealer auctions, or otherwise – margins are thin, leaving very little room for unexpected issues that inevitably come.

UVeye’s Driving Force Spotlight: Omer Amsel, Product Manager

October 4, 2020

UVeye has always picked my interest since it’s quite different from other companies that I used to work for. I came mostly from a software background & consumer products, and UVeye presented something that I always wanted to do, which is a mixture of software & hardware. The multidisciplinary aspect of UVeye genuinely fascinated me, and this is why I decided to join the force.

How to Fingerprint Vehicles Using Computer Vision

October 1, 2020

UVeye & SIA Webinar on the benefits of leveraging deep learning & computer vision to assist advanced vehicle fraud prevention, and the opportunities for using Ai to combat HLS and other access control challenges.

UVIS for Energy Facilities and Infrastructures

September 23, 2020

The greatest challenge the energy sector faces today is how to meet the continuously changing risk factors and addressing all of the necessary security aspects. Considering their unique infrastructure, expensive and sensitive materials onboard, and sometimes even classified national assets, energy facilities will always be subject to varied security threats.

How Dealerships Can Start Selling Online

September 16, 2020

The way customers buy cars has changed, and probably forever. Rather than spending hours browsing car lots to find the perfect vehicle, shoppers are increasingly spending their time online to narrow down their selection. On average, shoppers spend around 14 hours online researching to find the right vehicle, according to Cox Automotive. Ultimately, many of those shoppers would buy a car sooner if online car sales are an option.

UVeye to Unveil New Vehicle “Fingerprint” System for Security Industry

September 3, 2020

UVeye, a leading developer of vehicle threat-detection systems for the security industry, is introducing technology that can create a virtual “fingerprint” for any vehicle that receives a UVeye underbody scan.

Vehicle Access Control for Correctional Facilities UVSS

September 2, 2020

During 2019 In England and Wales drugs were found 13,119 times in prisons, more than 35 incidents per day, on average. The number of incidents has tripled since 2014, after years of relative stability, with some smugglers taking advantage of new technology, such as drones, to deliver contraband. The value of the UK prison drug market is an estimated £100 million, according to the Prison Officers Association.

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