Innoviz Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding with Vueron Technology to integrate InnovizTwo LiDAR data into Vueron's VueX AI development platform via a cloud-based environment. Under the agreement, users can upload raw point-cloud data from InnovizTwo and InnovizSMART sensors directly to the VueX platform, where advanced AI tools automatically generate bounding boxes and object classifications. This automated workflow cuts manual labeling time by up to 70%, while maintaining sub-centimeter annotation accuracy required for safety-critical automotive and smart-infrastructure applications. The joint solution builds on the companies’ earlier collaboration with InnovizOne sensors, and was showcased live at CES 2026 (Vueron booth LVCC West Hall #3569), underlining its readiness for real-world deployment in production pipelines.

Innoviz has introduced InnovizThree, the industry’s first sensor-fusion module combining long-range LiDAR and an RGB camera in a package 60% smaller than its predecessor. The factory-aligned design ensures consistent visual-to-LiDAR geometry across production units, and hardware synchronization eliminates per-vehicle calibration, reducing OEM integration effort by 40%. Targeted at behind-windshield automotive systems, as well as drones, micro-robotics and humanoid platforms, InnovizThree delivers fully colored 3D point clouds through a single interface, minimizing wiring complexity and validation cycles. The company estimates that this integrated solution can cut system-level packaging costs by 25% and accelerate time-to-production by three months for global OEM customers.