Volvo Cars is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to enhance the safety of autonomous driving.
On November 4, Volvo announced plans to integrate NVIDIA's artificial intelligence (AI) and acceleration computing technologies into its vehicle safety systems.
This collaboration includes NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor and computing architecture, Halos operating system, and Alpamayo Stack driving software.
The expanded partnership aims to develop new technologies that ensure safe navigation in complex real-world environments, from highways to busy urban driving and parking.
Both companies plan to set new standards for AI-based automotive safety technology while providing a more convenient and comfortable driving experience. Notably, they will gradually introduce 'Eyes-off' driving technology, which allows drivers to not focus on the road, and 'Mind-off' driving technology, which reduces the need for constant attention to driving conditions.
Håkan Samuelsson, CEO of Volvo Cars, stated, "We are combining our long-standing expertise in safety with world-class AI technology. This presents a unique opportunity to deliver safer and more appealing vehicles in the future."
Additionally, Volvo has been equipping its electric SUV, the EX90, with NVIDIA's in-vehicle computing system, Drive Orin, as part of their ongoing collaboration. Looking ahead, they plan to enhance the vehicle's AI processing capabilities and safety features using the next-generation platform, Drive Thor.
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