The next-generation models will incorporate NVIDIA's artificial intelligence (AI) and computing technologies, with a phased introduction of 'Eyes-off'—where drivers need not continuously monitor the road ahead—and 'Mind-off'—where drivers need not maintain constant situational awareness.
On the 4th, Volvo Cars announced plans to equip its vehicle safety systems with NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor and computing architecture, Halos operating system, and AlphaMayo stack driving software.
Volvo aims to set a new standard for AI-based automotive safety technology, enabling safe navigation in complex real-world environments—from highways and high-traffic urban areas to parking—while delivering a more intuitive and comfortable driving experience.
Hakan Samuelsson, CEO of Volvo Cars, stated, “Volvo has been synonymous with automotive safety for nearly a century. By collaborating with NVIDIA, we are creating a unique opportunity to combine our safety expertise with world-class AI technology, offering customers safer and more appealing vehicles.”
Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, added, “Volvo has dedicated a century to protecting people on the road. By integrating NVIDIA's Hyperion and Halos technologies with Volvo's exceptional vehicle safety systems, we will develop next-generation vehicles that provide safer and more comfortable driving experiences.”
