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IT Home reported on October 19 that Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA announced today that they will deepen their strategic partnership to jointly advance the development of next-generation assisted driving systems.
The collaboration will combine Mercedes-Benz’s automotive engineering expertise, experience in safety, and MB.OS operating system with NVIDIA’s accelerated computing and AI technologies.
Mercedes-Benz’s MB.OS operating system supports new driving features and over-the-air (OTA) updates, and works in conjunction with the NVIDIA Hyperion computing and sensor architecture.
The NVIDIA Alpamayo Stack provides full-stack driving software with AI reasoning capabilities, supporting point-to-point assisted driving in cities, active safety, and automated parking.
NVIDIA Halos further strengthens Mercedes-Benz’s safety system, with its parallel safety stack providing redundancy and safety safeguards.
Together, these technologies will support the development of advanced assisted driving features and future SAE Level 4 autonomous driving applications, including autonomous luxury sedans.
IT Home learned from the announcement that, beyond assisted driving, Mercedes-Benz is also using NVIDIA technology in automotive engineering simulation and its MO360 digital production ecosystem, for applications including virtual planning and AI. The two companies are working together to further improve the efficiency, flexibility, and quality of Mercedes-Benz’s global production network.