Beijing (Gasgoo)- AutoChips, the smart chip subsidiary of NavInfo, announced the successful adaptation of Reach Auto's basic software platform NeuSAR to AutoChips' newest mass-produced vehicle-grade MCU chip, the AC7840x.
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This comprehensive integration enables full support for AC7840x products and MCAL software, empowering automakers to build a universal basic software platform for domain controller architecture. It facilitates software-driven innovation and iterative updates of functional features for developers.
NeuSAR, developed by NeuSoft's Reach Auto, is a foundational software platform tailored for the next generation of intelligent connected vehicles. Compliant with the latest AUTOSAR standard, it became the first domestically produced "AUTOSAR AP+CP+middleware" full-stack software platform for mass production. NeuSAR not only supports traditional ECU development but also offers a rich array of basic software, cross-domain middleware, and development tools for software development based on domain controllers and new E/E architecture.
Currently, NeuSAR finds extensive application in domain control systems for the next-gen intelligent vehicles, including autonomous driving, intelligent driving, chassis dynamics, and vehicle body control, providing fundamental software support for more personalized and intelligent applications in the future.
On the other hand, the adaptation of AutoChips' AC7840x series chips to the NeuSAR platform paves the way for more efficient software development platforms and comprehensive basic software solutions for smart vehicles, offering robust tool support for convenient and efficient application development. The collaboration between Reach Auto and AutoChips will further drive the development and innovation of automotive electronic systems, laying a solid foundation for the future of intelligent interconnectivity and autonomous driving.
