Luminar Lidar Selected for NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Autonomous Vehicle Reference Platform
Luminar Technologies announced its lidar solution will be included in the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform at the NVIDIA GTC conference. This partnership aims to enhance the development of autonomous vehicles, with production targeted for 2024. The DRIVE Hyperion will utilize Luminar's long-range Iris lidar for Level 3 highway driving, meeting stringent safety and performance standards. Luminar has established partnerships with over 50 industry leaders, including major automakers like Volvo, to advance automotive safety and autonomy.
- Partnership with NVIDIA strengthens Luminar's position in the autonomous vehicle sector.
- Inclusion of Luminar's lidar in the DRIVE Hyperion platform enhances its market presence.
- Luminar has established over 50 partnerships with leading automakers.
- Risks associated with the successful production and performance of the DRIVE Hyperion platform.
- Forward-looking statements indicate uncertainty regarding future vehicle production.
Long-range lidar solution part of best-in-class sensor suite to help deliver safe, highly assisted and full self-driving capabilities
Luminar Iris lidar for series production (Photo: Business Wire)
By offering automakers a qualified, complete sensor suite featuring Luminar’s lidar solution, on top of NVIDIA’s centralized high-performance compute and AI software, DRIVE Hyperion provides everything needed to develop production autonomous vehicles.
DRIVE Hyperion will utilize one forward-facing long-range Luminar Iris lidar in its Level 3 highway driving configuration. Iris’ custom lidar architecture is designed to meet the most stringent performance, safety and automotive-grade requirements to enable next-generation safety as well as assisted and autonomous driving on production vehicles.
“NVIDIA has led the modern compute revolution, and the industry sees them as doing the same with autonomous driving,” said
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