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<\/p>\nAt the same time, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo Cars plan to forge closer partnerships with AI computing giant Nvidia, independently. Both collaborations focus on developing the next generation of automated driving systems.<\/p>\n
The collaboration brings together Mercedes\u2011Benz\u2019s and Volvo’s automotive engineering and safety expertise, along with their respective operating systems, and Nvidia\u2019s accelerated computing and AI technologies.<\/p>\n
“Guided by Volvo Cars\u2019 pioneering safety knowledge and powered by the Nvidia Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, the technology will enable future Volvo cars to safely navigate complex real-world environments from door to door. This includes everything from highways and busy urban streets to parking scenarios,” Volvo proudly announces.<\/p>\n
The technology will make its debut in a next-generation Volvo car as part of the company\u2019s recently announced largest-ever product push.<\/p>\n
“Volvo Cars will combine its industry-leading vehicle safety systems and engineering expertise with Nvidia\u2019s AI and accelerated computing technologies. These include the Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, Halos OS, and Alpamayo Stack driving software.”<\/p>\n
Together, the companies will raise the bar for AI-enabled car safety while making driving feel easier and more effortless for customers, with a gradual introduction of eyes-off and mind-off driving. The ambition is to set a new benchmark for automated driving that is safe, convenient, and worthy of customer trust.<\/p>\n
\u201cVolvo has been synonymous with car safety for almost 100 years,\u201d said H\u00e5kan Samuelsson, president and CEO of Volvo Cars. \u201cBy working with Nvidia, we bring together two distinct strengths: industry-leading safety knowledge and world-class AI technology. That combination gives us a unique opportunity to create safer and more attractive cars for our customers.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cAccelerated computing has transformed the car into an intelligent machine that can understand the world around it,\u201d Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia, responded. \u201cVolvo has spent nearly a century protecting people on the road. Together, we\u2019re combining Volvo\u2019s extraordinary vehicle safety systems with Nvidia Hyperion and Halos to build a new generation of cars that make driving safer and more effortless.\u201d<\/p>\n
This expanded partnership marks another milestone in the companies\u2019 long-standing collaboration, which began in 2017. Volvo Cars wants to bring the industry\u2019s most advanced computing capabilities into its next generation of electric cars, establishing it as a leader in software-defined cars.<\/p>\n
At nearly the same time, Mercedes\u2011Benz and Nvidia announced they will extend their strategic partnership to advance the next generation of automated driving systems. The collaboration brings together Mercedes\u2011Benz\u2019s automotive engineering and safety expertise and its MB.OS with NVIDIA\u2019s accelerated computing and AI technologies, including the Hyperion compute and sensor architecture, Alpamayo Stack software, and the Halos safety system, to accelerate automated vehicle development.<\/p>\n
\u201cNvidia is our most important strategic partner in automated driving. Together, we developed the first Mercedes\u2011Benz assistance system for urban point-to-point driving for the western world,” said J\u00f6rg Burzer, Member of the Board of Management of Mercedes\u2011Benz Group AG, and Chief Technology Officer, Development & Procurement.<\/p>\n
“The expansion of our partnership marks a significant milestone and reflects the mutual trust we have built over the years. Together, we aim to bring further pioneering innovations to the road, offering our customers the best automated driving experience while upholding the high safety standards they expect from a Mercedes\u2011Benz,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
\u201cAccelerated computing is giving vehicles the intelligence to understand the world and reason through complex driving situations. Mercedes\u2011Benz brings the engineering excellence and commitment to safety this transformation demands, Ali Kani, Vice President of Automotive at Nvidia, responded. “Together, we\u2019re building on Nvidia Hyperion to bring that intelligence and full-stack safety to the road and make autonomous driving an everyday reality.\u201d<\/p>\n
Beyond automated driving, Mercedes\u2011Benz also relies on Nvidia technologies for vehicle engineering simulation and within MO360, its digital production ecosystem, from virtual planning to AI-based applications. The two partners are working to further enhance efficiency, flexibility, and quality across the global production network.<\/p>\n
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At the same time, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo Cars plan to forge closer partnerships with AI computing giant Nvidia, independently. Both collaborations focus on developing the next generation of automated driving systems. The collaboration brings together Mercedes\u2011Benz\u2019s and Volvo’s automotive engineering and safety expertise, along with their respective operating systems, and Nvidia\u2019s accelerated computing and AI technologies. Volvo “Guided by Volvo Cars\u2019 pioneering safety knowledge and powered by the Nvidia Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, the technology will enable future Volvo cars to safely navigate complex real-world environments from door to door. This includes everything from highways and busy urban streets…<\/p>\n","category_list_v2":"Autonomous driving<\/a>, Industry<\/a>, Technology<\/a>, Top Stories Today<\/a>","author_info_v2":{"name":"Tony Verhelle","url":"https:\/\/newmobility.news\/en\/author\/toverbel\/"},"comments_num_v2":"0 comments","yoast_head":"\n