Sensing New Possibilitiesīy including a complete sensor setup on top of centralized compute and AI software, DRIVE Hyperion provides everything needed to validate an intelligent vehicle’s hardware on the road. The NVIDIA DriveWorks Sensor Abstraction Layer streamlines sensor setup with easy-to-use plugins, while DRIVE AV Software contains the deep neural networks for perception, mapping, planning and control. This high-performance compute delivers ample headroom for developers to test and validate new software capabilities. The DRIVE Hyperion 8 developer kit also includes NVIDIA Ampere architecture GPUs. Two NVIDIA DRIVE Orin systems-on-a-chip provide redundancy and fail-over safety, as well as ample compute for level 4 self-driving and intelligent cockpit capabilities. With a functionally safe AI compute platform at its core, DRIVE Hyperion provides a secure base for autonomous vehicle development. The production platform is designed to be open and modular, so customers can easily use what they need - from core compute and middleware all the way to NCAP, level 3 driving, level 4 parking and AI cockpit capabilities.ĭuring the GTC keynote, Huang showed a DRIVE Hyperion 8 vehicle drive autonomously from the NVIDIA headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., to Rivermark Plaza in San Jose.ĭRIVE Hyperion is also scalable, with the current standard DRIVE Orin platform designed to be upgradeable with NVIDIA DRIVE Atlan and DriveWorks APIs that are compatible across generations. DRIVE Hyperion is available today for 2024 vehicle models, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang announced at GTC. This latest generation technology is designed for the highest levels of functional safety and cybersecurity, and is supported by sensors from a wide range of leading suppliers including Continental, Hella, Luminar, Sony and Valeo.
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NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion 8 is a computer architecture and sensor set for full self-driving systems. Safe, robust autonomous vehicles require a foundation that’s just as dependable.
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