NVIDIA Artificial Intelligence Platform Drive PX Will Be Applied to Toyota Driverless

Electronics enthusiast 8:00 a.m.: in the morning of May 11 Beijing time, NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced at the GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, California that Toyota will use NVIDIA's drive PX artificial intelligence platform in driverless vehicles launched in the next few years.NVIDIA first demonstrated its strength in the game industry by designing graphics chips, but in recent years, it has become an important participant in the field of unmanned driving, providing the so-called "brain" for such products.NVIDIA has also established partnerships with Audi and Mercedes Benz, and the company is also an important technical partner in driverless racing. The cooperation between NVIDIA and Toyota has become the latest alliance established by technology companies, automobile manufacturers and parts suppliers in this field.

NVIDIA drive PX supercomputer collects data through hardware such as camera and radar, and then uses artificial intelligence technology to help enterprises understand the surrounding environment and respond."We're not only talking about development, we're also talking about how to bring cars to market," said Danny Shapiro, senior director of NVIDIA's automotive business. "Japan's largest automaker is also using our drive PX platform."In January this year, NVIDIA and Audi announced that they would use drive PX to help their driverless cars on the road in 2020. NVIDIA and Mercedes Benz also jointly announced in January this year that they would introduce a project into the market in the next 12 months.

Toyota adopts a two track system in the field of driverless. The company is developing not only the fully automatic driving vehicle, but also the so-called "guardian angel" semi-automatic driving technology.Statement: the source of the reprinted works on the electronic enthusiast website shall be indicated as far as possible, and all rights of the owner of the works shall not be transferred due to the reprint on this website. If the author does not agree to reprint, please inform this site to delete or correct it. Reprinted works may change in title or content.