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Solutions for Self-Driving Cars and Autonomous Vehicles

NVIDIA DRIVE End-to-End Platform for Software-Defined AVs

Autonomous vehicles are transforming the way we live, work, and play—creating safer and more efficient roads. These revolutionary benefits require massive computational horsepower and large-scale production software expertise. Tapping into decades-long experience in high-performance computing, imaging, and AI, NVIDIA has built an end-to-end, software-defined platform for the transportation industry that enables continuous improvement and deployment through over-the-air updates. It delivers everything needed to develop autonomous vehicles at scale.

Transforming Transportation with AI

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The Developer Conference for the Era of AI and the Metaverse

Conference & Training September 19 - 22 | Keynote September 20

Learn how AI and the unlimited potential of NVIDIA Omniverse™ are transforming the transportation industry. Explore sessions on autonomous driving, simulation, logistics, trucking, and more.

Integrating AI into the Polestar Driving Experience
Dennis Nobelius, Chief Operating Officer, Polestar

Learn how Polestar is using the NVIDIA DRIVE platform and other AI technologies to develop safe and intelligent features for human drivers.

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Building Future-Ready Intelligence for Cars
Michael Bell, SVP, Digital, Lucid Motors

Hear how Lucid approaches the development of its software-defined platform, building and deploying new features to create a driving experience that is always at the cutting edge.

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From Cloud to Car: How NIO Develops Intelligent Vehicles
Yuli Bai, Head of AI Platform, NIO

NIO has developed a software-defined architecture that can continually improve, with new features developed in the data center and uploaded to the vehicle over the air. Learn how the automaker built this system with NVIDIA DRIVE.

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DRIVE Developer Day
NVIDIA Experts

DRIVE Developer Day is a series of deep-dive sessions on safe and robust autonomous vehicle development that showcases the latest features in software-defined vehicles.

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From the Cloud to the Car, and Back

Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure

NVIDIA DRIVE^® Infrastructure is a complete workflow platform for data ingestion, curation, labeling, and training, plus validation through simulation. NVIDIA DGX^™ systems provide the compute needed for large-scale training and optimization of deep neural network models. NVIDIA DRIVE Constellation^™ makes physics-based simulation possible on an open, hardware-in-the-loop platform for testing and validating AVs before they hit the road.

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Self-Driving Hardware and Software

The scalable, software-defined NVIDIA DRIVE AGX^™ platform delivers industry-leading performance, enabling autonomous vehicles to process large volumes of sensor data and make real-time driving decisions. The open NVIDIA DRIVE Software stack also helps developers build perception, mapping, planning, and driver monitoring capabilities with redundant and diverse DNNs. The platform is always becoming more capable through continuous iteration and over-the-air updates.

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Production-Ready AV Platform

NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion^™ is a complete development platform and reference architecture for designing autonomous vehicles. This architecture accelerates development, testing, and validation by integrating NVIDIA Orin^™-based AI compute with a complete sensor suite. DRIVE Hyperion features the full software stack for autonomous driving (DRIVE AV) as well as driver monitoring and visualization (DRIVE IX), which can be updated OTA. This allows new features and capabilities to be added throughout the life of the vehicle.

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Intelligent Assistants

With NVIDIA DRIVE Concierge, vehicle occupants have access to intelligent services that are built on NVIDIA DRIVE IX and NVIDIA Omniverse^™ ACE, our Avatar Cloud Engine. NVIDIA DRIVE Chauffeur is an AI-assisted driving platform based on the NVIDIA DRIVE AV SDK and can drive from address to address. For those who want to drive, it can also provide active safety features and intervene in dangerous scenarios.

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NVIDIA DRIVE Map

NVIDIA DRIVE Map is a multi-modal mapping platform designed to enable the highest levels of autonomy while improving safety. It combines the accuracy of ground truth mapping with the freshness and scale of AI-based fleet-sourced mapping. With four localization layers—camera, lidar, radar, and GNSS—DRIVE Map provides the redundancy and versatility required by the most advanced AI drivers.

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Open and Scalable Autonomous Vehicle Platform

NVIDIA DRIVE is an open AV development platform for software developers worldwide. It includes DRIVE Software plug-ins that allow partners to integrate their technology with the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX

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NVIDIA DRIVE Thor

Our next-generation centralized car computer combines advanced driver assistance and in-vehicle infotainment on a single safe and secure system. The DRIVE Thor superchip leverages our latest CPU and GPU advances to deliver an unprecedented 2,000 TFLOPS of performance, while reducing overall system cost, targeting 2025 SOP vehicles.

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Peek under the hood of NVIDIA DRIVE Software with our DRIVE Video series.

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NVIDIA automotive solutions are available to automakers, tier 1 suppliers, startups, and research institutions working on the future of transportation.

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