SenseAuto makes European debut at IAA MOBILITY 2023

Beijing (Gasgoo)- SenseAuto, the intelligent automotive application platform brand under SenseTime, made its European debut at the IAA MOBILITY 2023, marking the beginning of an international journey. 

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Leveraging its new intelligent cockpit architecture centered around the cockpit brain, SenseAuto showcased its comprehensive AI large model product system for the first time at the exhibition, addressing various travel pain points with its large model technology.

The SenseAuto intelligent cockpit large model product system is based on SenseTime's SenseNova large model system. It combines advanced multi-sensor fusion perception capabilities and an intelligent decision-making system onboard the vehicle brain. It caters to four major scenarios, safety, entertainment, education, and efficiency, offering a range of user-perceivable and experiential products, including travel guides, child mode, AI manuals, driving and riding guardians, health consultations, diverse SenseChat capabilities, and even air drawing. These products are presented through digital personas, serving as the user's window to an automotive assistant that truly "understands you, thinks, and has logic."

Notably, SenseAuto's European journey has begun prior to the exhibition. Presently, nearly 20 overseas car models have integrated SenseAuto's technology, assisting top Chinese automotive brands like NIO and HiPhi in expanding into international markets and delivering a highly intelligent cockpit experience to global users.

Beyond intelligent cockpits, SenseAuto, as one of the first domestic service providers to activate L2++ mass-produced autonomous driving technologies, achieved a significant breakthrough thanks to large model technology. The company’s UniAD（Unified Autonomous Driving）perception-decision integrated autonomous driving universal large model framework integrates detection, tracking, mapping, prediction, and planning into an end-to-end network framework based on Transformers. This results in a 20% improvement in multi-object tracking accuracy, a 30% improvement in lane prediction accuracy, a 38% reduction in target trajectory prediction error, and a 28% reduction in planning error. The new algorithm is expected to be ready for mass production in the fourth quarter of 2023, further enhancing SenseAuto's competitiveness in the autonomous driving industry.