RE: Finals in October11 Sep 2020 10:33
Things like this will open up all sorts avenues Iam sure. Qualcomm & LG, SEE & Qualcomm. Is this an existing or new OEM? Who do LG supply already?
From Jans press on SEE/Q tie up.
The companies are working closely on an optimized implementation of the Seeing Machines’ DMS solution for a global premium automaker. The technology is scalable across different tiers of ****pit systems utilizing the Snapdragon platforms’ efficient heterogenous computing blocks and Seeing Machines and Qualcomm Technologies intend to support this integrated solution more broadly.
Q at CES Vegas Jan 2020
Qualcomm has been working on that, unveiling Monday the latest iteration of its Snapdragon system on chip, which will allow auto industry engineers to further meld infotainment and safety features on a single computing platform.
Slated to arrive in 2021 in the marketplace, this third-generation chipset will come in three distinct frameworks that give auto manufacturers some leeway in deciding how much compute and artificial intelligence they need depending on how many features they offer. Judging by the number of features on display at CES, such as flexible, curved screens, enhanced gesture control and augmented-reality displays automakers are going to need a lot.
"Automakers mostly realize now they have to own the experience of the consumer," says Nakul Duggal, vice president of product development for Qualcomm's automotive division. "That means many different things, including a massive transformation in display surfaces that are much more attractive in terms of the look and feel. It's so very different than the typical rectangle we're used to."
Qualcomm is demonstrating the latest Snapdragon in collaboration with electronics giant LG here in Las Vegas, and the screens are anything but boxy — they're curved, they're shaped like instrument panels and more.
https://swsolutions.lge.com/solutions/connected-car/connected-solutions