AEye Moves Headquarters From Pleasanton To Dublin

DUBLIN, CA — AEye, the autonomous vehicle technology provider, announced it is opening its new headquarters in Dublin. The company, which develops systems designed to mimic human perception, is relocating from Pleasanton to Dublin's 1 Park Place. The official opening is slated for Saturday with a sign-lighting ceremony at 6 p.m.

Employees are moving into the 50,000 square-foot facility in stages, as progress is made on the building’s extensive remodel, according to the company.

“Our business and employee base has grown in concert with the maturing automated vehicle space, necessitating the need for a larger headquarters that meets our needs both today and in the future,” said Luis Dussan, CEO of AEye. “This location checks all of the boxes, providing a top notch facility that’s close to public transit in a location that enables us to attract and retain the very best workforce.”

AEye employs approximately 100 people across the U.S., Germany and Japan, and has been growing rapidly — doubling its size in 2019, according to the company.

The Dublin headquarters will house AEye’s executive, engineering, product, business development and marketing teams. The facility will also be home to several labs, a long-range testing space, as well as a garage for AEye’s test vehicles, the company stated.

“On behalf of the City of Dublin, we are thrilled to officially welcome AEye to the community,” said Dublin Mayor David Haubert. “AEye is working on exciting, world-changing technology, and we are proud to welcome such an innovative tech company to our city.”