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Great Wall Motor, Neusoft form cooperation on in-vehicle central computing platform
Great Wall Motor, Neusoft form cooperation on in-vehicle central computing platform

At the CES 2020, Chinese largest SUV and pickup manufacturer Great Wall Motor (GWM) announced a new cooperation with Neusoft to jointly develop a future-oriented in-car central computing platform based on the latter’s self-built VCP.

Jan. 9 , 2020
RoboSense 125-laser beam solid-state LiDAR: RS-LiDAR-M1 is officially on sale priced at $1,898
RoboSense 125-laser beam solid-state LiDAR: RS-LiDAR-M1 is officially on sale priced at $1,898

RoboSense, the world’s leading autonomous driving LiDAR perception solution provider, announced on Jan. 2 that the solid-state LiDAR RS-LiDAR-M1Simple (Simple Sensor Version) is now ready for customer delivery, priced at $1,898.

Jan. 3 , 2020
Qianxun SI leads formulation of technical requirements on SBAS/GBAS-based vehicle positioning
Qianxun SI leads formulation of technical requirements on SBAS/GBAS-based vehicle positioning

China has recently initiated the project of formulating technical requirements on vehicle positioning based on satellite-based (SBAS) and ground-based augmentation systems (GBAS).

Jan. 2 , 2020
WM to mass produce vehicles outfitted with Valet Parking solution next year
WM to mass produce vehicles outfitted with Valet Parking solution next year

​Recently, WM Motor showed its automated Valet Parking software and hardware integration solution co-developed with partner Baidu at the ecological conference held by the technology company in Changsha.

Dec. 23 , 2019
China becomes largest patent applicant of C-V2X key technologies
China becomes largest patent applicant of C-V2X key technologies

As of September, China has accounted for 52% of patent applications in key technologies for C-V2X communication across the world, making it the largest applicant in this field and target country for application.

Dec. 20 , 2019
NVIDIA launches new software-defined platform for autonomous driving
NVIDIA launches new software-defined platform for autonomous driving

The U.S.-based chipmaker NVIDIA officially launched NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Orin, a highly advanced software-defined platform for autonomous vehicles, at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC 2019).

Dec. 19 , 2019