Jakarta (ANTARA) - Hyundai is set to develop a next-generation\nautonomous driving system supported by technology from Nvidia.<\/p>\n
As reported by Carscoops on Wednesday (16\/9), Hyundai executive Park\nMin-win stated that the next-generation autonomous driving system will\nutilise technology co-designed with Nvidia. Data from Nvidia\u2019s\ntechnology will be used to train and refine Hyundai\u2019s Atria software\nplatform.<\/p>\n
However, Hyundai will not hand over full control to Nvidia, nor will\nit rely solely on off-the-shelf software and hardware for the\ndevelopment of its new autonomous driving system. \u201cOur partnership with\nNvidia does not mean we are leaving our fate entirely in their hands,\u201d\nsaid Park Min-win.<\/p>\n
Hyundai\u2019s next-generation autonomous driving system will utilise\nNvidia\u2019s Hyperion 10 platform and rely on cameras, ultrasonic sensors,\nand radar. In the future, advanced LiDAR sensors may be added to the\nsystem to enable more advanced Level 3 autonomous driving functions,\nwhich include features allowing hands-free driving under certain\nconditions.<\/p>\n
Production of vehicle models supported by the Level 2++ system is\nscheduled to begin in the second half of 2028. The South Korean\nautomaker\u2019s Atria autonomous driving system may begin production as a\nLevel 2++ system in the second half of 2029.<\/p>\n
Hyundai will leverage data from its global fleet, including Kia and\nGenesis branded vehicles, to train the autonomous driving system.\nAlthough it has previously lagged in the development of autonomous\ndriving systems, Hyundai aims to surpass its competitors in terms of\ndriving data accumulation by 2033, with an annual global production\nvolume of over 7 million new vehicles.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/hyundai-to-develop-next-generation-autonomous-driving-system-1789664629", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }