Mercedes-Benz has broadened its partnership with Nvidia to develop next-generation driver-assistance and automated-driving systems. The project combines Mercedes' engineering and safety expertise and its MB.OS operating system with Nvidia's accelerated computing and AI, including the Hyperion in-vehicle computing platform, the Alpamayo Stack driving software and Halos as a parallel safety stack. The technologies target advanced driver assistance and SAE Level 4 automated driving, including driverless robolimousines. The deal also covers vehicle-engineering simulation and Mercedes' MO360 digital production ecosystem, with AI tools to improve efficiency and quality across its global manufacturing network. The expansion builds on earlier collaboration, and last week Nvidia also expanded its partnership with Volvo Cars.
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