Huawei launches intelligent driving system
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published : 19 Apr 2021 at 18:26
4 An Arcfox Alpha-S HI (Huawei Inside) electric vehicle is seen displayed during a media day for the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai on Monday. (Reuters photo)
HONG KONG: Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei Technologies unveiled its Huawei HI intelligent automotive solution on Sunday.
The system consists of a computing system, 4D imaging radar, an autonomous driving platform and intelligent thermal management. It runs on Huawei s Harmony OS and lidar chip, and has 5G connectivity. A revolution in intelligent cars is looming, and Huawei will constantly conduct technological innovation to brighten the outlook for the sector, said Wang Jun, president of Huawei s intelligent automotive solutions business unit.
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