Volvo Cars has been working with NVIDIA since 2016, developing AI-assisted driving features for new models on the high-performance, energy-efficient NVIDIA DRIVE® platform. These next-gen solutions feature advanced software developed both in-house and by Zenseact, Volvo Cars’ autonomous driving software company.
All roads to the future of autonomous, electric, and connected transportation run through one key innovation: software-defined, centralized computing.
Volvo Cars’ forthcoming fully electric flagship SUV will have industry-leading safety technology as standard, helping to save even more lives as the company sets a new benchmark for automotive safety.
Volvo Cars is extending its long-held legacy of safety far into the future. The global automaker announced during the GTC keynote today that it will use NVIDIA DRIVE Orin™ to power the autonomous driving computer in its next-generation cars.
DRIVE AGX Xavier™ is a highly integrated AI car computer that enables Volvo to streamline development of self-driving capabilities while reducing total cost of development and support. The initial production release will deliver Level 2+ assisted driving features, going beyond traditional advanced driver assistance systems.
Zenuity—a self-driving venture between Volvo and Veoneer—uses the high-performance NVIDIA DGX™-1 to handle the exponentially increasing volume of sensory data needed to train their models, reduce data bottlenecks, and speed up development cycles.
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