Hailo designs edge AI processors and accelerator modules that run neural-network inference inside robots, drones, cameras and other embedded systems. Its architecture targets high throughput with constrained power and thermal budgets.
About
Founded in 2017, Hailo is a fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Tel Aviv. It develops neural-processing hardware, software toolchains and deployable modules for computer vision and generative or multimodal workloads at the edge. The portfolio spans accelerator chips and standard form-factor modules that system designers can integrate into existing compute architectures.
The company has direct physical-AI exposure through named deployments rather than generic AI positioning. Hailo processors have been integrated into Bluewhite autonomous agricultural systems, Husqvarna robotic mowers, Limelight robot controllers and drone compute boards. These examples show repeatable use across vehicle classes, but they do not disclose customer unit volumes or Hailo revenue by robotics vertical. Korthos therefore tracks Hailo as an enabling compute supplier, not as the developer of the downstream machines or their full autonomy stacks.
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