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NetEase Auto reported on June 27 According to official information, Avita will be the first to carry Huawei Qiankun ADS3.0. Thanks to the new technology, the auxiliary driving function will be upgraded, and the automatic parking function will be more powerful. You can drive into the parking space of the underground garage without memory.
With the convening of an Avita | Huawei Qiankun ADS user experience officer meeting, Avita Technology also made in-depth exchanges and interactive sharing with users on intelligent driving functions, intelligent driving experience and other contents. At the event, Jin Yuzhi, CEO of Huawei Smart Car Solutions BU, announced that Avita would be the first to carry Huawei Qiankun ADS 3.0. Avita Technology officially launched the test recruitment of VPD function users on June 25. In addition, the month long "Avita Huawei Qiankun Smart Drive Experience Camp" activity will be launched nationwide on June 29, and will be broadcast live for 8 hours without interruption to form a high degree of online and offline interaction.
ADS 3.0， Compared with ADS 2.0, upgrading the GOD general obstacle detection network on the basis of integrating the perception BEV aerial view network will have stronger recognition and processing capabilities. After this upgrade, the intelligent driving system has a faster response speed, and AEB is safer, which can truly realize automatic driving from destination to destination. In addition, the automatic parking is more powerful, and you can drive into the parking space of the underground garage without memory.
Officially, Huawei Qiankun ADS 3.0 adopts a new end-to-end architecture called GOD (Generic Obstacle Identification)/PDP (Predictive Decision Planning), which can realize the NCA function of intelligent driving and piloting from parking space to parking space. At the same time, it upgrades the CAS 3.0 omnidirectional collision system, which can cover emergency braking and lateral obstacle avoidance in more speed ranges.
