Based on Horizon Expedition 5 chip, Light Boat Intelligence Airlines released Urban NOA solution "ride the Wind"

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Brother Black fly's left hand clue delivery! CTOnews.com December 13 news, light boat Zhihang yesterday announced the launch of the Horizon Journey 5 chip based on the "canoe wind high-order auxiliary driving solution" (referred to as "canoe ride wind"), becoming a "high speed + urban" NOA auxiliary driving solution provider.

CTOnews.com learned that as the third generation of Horizon vehicle gauge products, the Expedition 5 uses a new generation of dual-core BPU and eight-core CPU clusters, with a single chip computing power of 128 TOPS.

Light boat Zhihang said that the solution combines the light boat intelligence navigation software algorithm and journey 5 chip computing power, supports point-to-point driving assistance in a variety of complex road conditions of urban multi-scene + highway + expressway, and is expected to reach the level of mass production by mid-2023.

According to reports, the light boat ride wind can cope with a variety of complex urban traffic scenes, with unprotected left turn, pedestrian and vehicle avoidance, automatic lane change, automatic steering, traffic light identification, narrow and congested road traffic, automatic obstacle bypass and other high-level auxiliary driving capabilities.