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Arbe Robotics, a 2015 Israeli startup that went public this month through a SPAC, seemed to have a lot going for it in recent years. Today, it might be at a crossroads.
Arbe claims that its 4D imaging radar provides ultra-high, camera-like resolution, and all-weather, high reliability performance (Image: Arbe Robotics)
By Junko Yoshida (additional reporting by Jenn Baljko)
What’s at stake?
Arbe Robotics, a 2015 Israeli startup that went public this month through a SPAC (special-purpose acquisition team), seemed to have a lot going for it in recent years. Today, it might be at a crossroads. Arbe’s overreliance on its very-high-performance 4D imaging radar could deter it from securing a spot in a more immediate automotive market, one where Tier 1s demand designs that rely on “good enough” solutions.