Mobileye 630 PRO tricked by drones, projectors
A team of researchers at Ben Gurion University, Israel, defeated a Renault Captur's 'Level 0' Mobileye 630 PRO Advanced Driver Assist System (ADAS) by following it with drones that projected images of fake road signs. As Boing Boing points out , the attack could be used to trick cars into making manoeuvers that compromised the safety or integrity of their passengers and other users of the road - from unexpected swerves to sudden speed-changes to detours into unsafe territory. System 🤖 Mobileye 630 PRO Operator: Renault Developer: Mobileye Country: Israel Sector: Automotive Purpose: Automate steering, acceleration, braking Technology: Computer vision Issue: Security, Safety; Accuracy/reliability
- Date it happened
- 2019-06-01
- Organisation involved
- Renault
- Product, system or model
- Mobileye 630 PRO
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