AMD and StradVision have launched a full-scale global collaboration to accelerate the next-generation era of autonomous driving.

AMD and StradVision, a company specializing in autonomous driving perception software, announced on the 13th that they will showcase MultiVision Perception software based on the AMD Versal™ AI Edge Gen 2 VEK385 platform at CES 2026.

The core of this collaboration is the combination of StradVision's MultiVision cognitive software and AMD's Versal™ AI Edge Gen 2 VEK385 platform.

This combination simultaneously enables high-performance, low-latency computing and precise environmental perception, laying the foundation for Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs).

In particular, computational performance reaching 185 INT8 TOPS and 370 MX6 TFLOPS enables stable perception and fast inference even in vehicle environments with many sensors.

The challenge facing automakers is extending from L2+ driver assistance systems to L3 autonomous driving without completely redesigning existing electronic architectures.

To address this, AMD and StradVision optimized the SVNet and MultiVision stacks for AMD's adaptive SoC.all.

This collaboration is significant in that it goes beyond a simple technology demonstration to present a platform where AI performance scales in tandem with software growth.

StradVision's latest MultiVision utilizes AMD's AIE-ML v2 engine to perform quantization inference with near-FP16 accuracy while minimizing power and latency.

This demonstrates a balance optimized for placement in the in-vehicle edge environment.

AMD and StradVision will present a joint demo at CES 2026 in West Hall (W223) of the Las Vegas Convention Center.