Leading automakers in Europe and mobility providers are pursuing autonomy on NVIDIA Hyperion. 🚗
At #NVIDIAGTC Berlin, partners showcased autonomous-mobility use cases spanning: 🔹 Level 3 and level 4 vehicles 🔹 Future robotaxi fleets 🔹 Autonomous freight trucks 🔹 Autonomous public transportation 🔹 Hyperion-based computing platforms from technology and manufacturing partners, built for L4 AVs and robotaxis
We also introduced new AI and safety technologies to help developers build, validate and deploy AVs at scale:
⚡ Alpamayo 2 Edge: a 2-billion-parameter reasoning model optimized for NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor, designed to run at 10Hz for in-vehicle scene understanding and motion planning
🛡️ Halos SAFE: a Safety Assurance Framework for Evaluation that combines simulation and physical testing to help developers generate measurable, traceable AV safety evidence
Bringing us closer to a future where everything that moves is autonomous.
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Why this matters for talent
Foretellix's recap of automakers and mobility providers building on NVIDIA's Hyperion platform at GTC Berlin, including new AI models for autonomous vehicle development, is a genuine signal of where validation and simulation work is concentrated in the industry right now. Foretellix does not currently show tracked open roles on the board, but this kind of ecosystem visibility is useful for AV validation and simulation engineers trying to map which companies are embedded in major OEM autonomy programs.
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