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Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. develops advanced 3D perception systems and cellular-based applications for safety and mobility use cases. Through controlled subsidiaries including Foresight Automotive Ltd., Foresight Changzhou Automotive Ltd. and Eye-Net Mobile Ltd., the company works on in-line-of-sight vision systems and beyond-line-of-sight accident-prevention solutions based on stereo vision, 3D perception and V2X technologies.
Recurring FRSX news covers proof-of-concept agreements, smart-mobility collaborations, public-transit and urban V2X projects, and technical updates for Eye-Net collision-prevention systems. Company updates also include capital-structure items such as ADS matters, shareholder voting, governance disclosures, material agreements, and operating or financial results.
Foresight (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX) signed an agreement with a leading European car manufacturer to run a Proof-of-Concept (POC) validating its stereo-vision AI system for off-road driving.
The POC will be installed on the vehicle platform, demonstrated in daylight and low-light, and—if validated—may lead to a joint development phase adding automatic field classification and a three-level output.
Foresight (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX) entered a non-binding term sheet with VisionWave (Nasdaq: VWAV) for a strategic equity investment of up to $17.5 million, valuing Foresight at approximately $35 million (about three times current market value).
The proposed deal would transfer up to 51% (not less than 45%) of Foresight's issued share capital to VisionWave and refocus commercial efforts toward defense, military and homeland security markets. Closing remains subject to due diligence, approvals, and definitive agreements.
Foresight (Nasdaq & TASE: FRSX) reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on March 26, 2026, highlighting commercial progress and partner milestones alongside continued losses. Key items include a $5.0M India grant project, Eye-Net's $3.0M financing at a $55M valuation, and a Japan commercialization agreement with initial revenues expected.
Fourth-quarter revenue fell 39.6% to $61,000; cash totaled $6.3M and GAAP full-year net loss was $12.1M.
Foresight (Nasdaq:TASE: FRSX) majority-owned subsidiary Eye-Net completed a large-scale live trial of the SafeCycloMove V2X collision-prevention project in Bordeaux on March 13, 2026.
The trial demonstrated positioning accuracy, ultra-low latency, stable real-time communication and full scalability under heavy load, and the parties are in active commercial discussions to pursue joint commercialization.
Foresight (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX) signed a development and commercialization agreement with a leading Japanese manufacturer and distributor Cornes Technologies to integrate its 3D perception systems into smart-city and road-safety solutions. Development runs through Q2 2027 with initial revenue of ~$250,000 and conservative potential revenue of $3.6 million by 2030. Projects use dual stereoscopic visible-light and thermal cameras plus AI for real-time lane, hazard and traffic behavior detection to support patrol/service vehicles and smart-city monitoring.
Foresight (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX) will change its American Depositary Share ratio from 1 ADS = 30 ordinary shares to 1 ADS = 90 ordinary shares, effective February 26, 2026. ADS holders will exchange three existing ADSs for one new ADS; uncertificated ADSs in DRS/DTC will convert automatically.
The ADSs will retain the FRSX ticker on Nasdaq with a new CUSIP. The change is intended to help maintain Nasdaq compliance; no change to ordinary shares, ownership percentages, or voting power.
Foresight (NASDAQ and TASE: FRSX) reported that its majority-owned subsidiary Eye-Net, together with Renault Group and Orange, completed a large-scale live trial of the SafeCycloMove “Collision Prevention” project in Bordeaux on Feb 9, 2026.
The trial demonstrated positioning accuracy, ultra-low latency, stable real-time communication and full scalability under heavy load, integrating Eye-Net’s SDK into multiple apps for buses and cyclists. Eye-Net said these results support ongoing commercial discussions to pursue joint commercialization.
Foresight (NASDAQ:TASE: FRSX) said its majority-owned subsidiary Eye-Net advanced a multi-phase collaboration with SoftBank in Japan to further validate Eye-Net’s cellular-based V2X collision prediction and prevention technology.
The initiative will tailor the solution to SoftBank’s needs, test real-time location exchange among road users, and evaluate potential introduction into new markets, aiming to improve situational awareness and reduce traffic incidents.
Foresight (FRSX) announced that majority-owned subsidiary Eye-Net and SoftBank Corp. are advancing a multi-phase collaboration in Japan to further validate Eye-Net’s cellular-based V2X collision prediction and prevention technology.
The initiative will tailor Eye-Net’s solution to SoftBank’s needs, test real-time location exchange among road users, and evaluate potential introduction into new markets to improve situational awareness and road safety.
Foresight (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX) announced on Jan 7, 2026 that its majority-owned subsidiary Eye-Net Mobile will showcase a commercially-ready, cellular-based V2X beyond line-of-sight collision prevention system at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
Eye-Net’s solution delivers real-time pre-collision alerts to vehicles and vulnerable road users (pedestrians, cyclists) via existing cellular networks, acting as a “virtual sensor” to warn of cross collisions beyond camera and sensor line-of-sight. Eye-Net will exhibit in the Israel Pavilion, West Hall, booth 6559 on Jan 6–9, 2026; investor meetings can be requested via msegal@ms-ir.com.