Articles Tagged with "Baidu"

Dongfeng Fengguang iX5 crossover to hit market in 2018, with Baidu Apollo
Dongfeng Fengguang iX5 crossover to hit market in 2018, with Baidu Apollo

On April 11, Dongfeng Fengguang and Baidu jointly launched the crossover SUV Fengguang iX5 that carries Baidu’s Apollo in-vehicle intelligent system. The new model will go on sale in the last quarter of this year, according to Dongfeng Fengguang.

Apr. 13 , 2018
Baidu, Great Wall Motor cooperate again for autonomous driving
Baidu, Great Wall Motor cooperate again for autonomous driving

Baidu Inc and Great Wall Motor signed a strategic memorandum of cooperation on April 9 to extend collaboration in four major areas, intelligent-connected vehicle (ICV), autonomous driving, travelling sharing and big data.

Apr. 10 , 2018
Sokon, Baidu sign cooperation framework agreement to deepen cooperation
Sokon, Baidu sign cooperation framework agreement to deepen cooperation

Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock Co., Ltd. (Sokon) signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Baidu on April 2.

Apr. 2 , 2018
Baidu chairman suggests making policies for AI open platform and autonomous driving
Baidu chairman suggests making policies for AI open platform and autonomous driving

Robin Li, Chairman and CEO of Baidu and a member of CPPCC, revealed his proposals for the 13th CPPCC that the government should make and promote relevant policies to support the development of artificial intelligence (AI) open platform.

Mar. 6 , 2018
Lawsuit put aside, startup Jingchi joins Baidu Apollo platform
Lawsuit put aside, startup Jingchi joins Baidu Apollo platform

JingChi, a Chinese autonomous driving startup, has officially joined Baidu Apollo autonomous driving platform after its founder Wang Jing left his own startup, according to local media.

Mar. 5 , 2018
Baidu’s former autonomous driving chief Wang Jing said to leave his own startup
Baidu’s former autonomous driving chief Wang Jing said to leave his own startup

On February 26, local media reported that Wang Jing, the founder and CEO of China’s autonomous driving startup JingChi, has already left the company he set up. The media guessed that Wang Jing’s leaving may be concerned with Baidu's lawsuit.

Feb. 27 , 2018