General Motors conducts self-driving road tests in Shanghai, and domestic company Momenta provides AI technical support.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com August 24 news, according to the Financial Associated Press newsletter today, General Motors has recently been approved by Shanghai Intelligent Network Union car road test qualification, and in the designated demonstration zone to conduct L4 self-driving road test.

According to the report, the first phase of the road test is planned for one year, mainly in the Shanghai Jinqiao Intelligent Network Automobile Test and demonstration Zone. The road test will accelerate the iteration of the algorithm with the help of Momenta's AI technology, laying the foundation for GM's test fleet in China to carry out higher-level self-driving testing and operation in the future.

According to the official introduction of ▲ Touyuan, the company is a "world leading self-driving technology company", which has opened up a new path to achieve large-scale self-driving: data-driven "one flywheel" technology insight and "two-legged walking" product strategy, the large-scale application of Mpilot (mass production self-driving) and MSD (completely self-driving), "comprehensively improve the future travel experience".

▲ Tuyuan Momenta also quoted 36 krypton as previously reported that more than two months after OPPO's chip design company ZEKU in May this year, more than a dozen former Zhe Ku management recently joined the domestic self-driving company Momenta, including Zhe COO Li Zonglin, Zhe Kun Software Director Jia Mingjun, Zhe Kun SoC 2 Senior Director Yu Guojun and nearly 10 middle managers under him. This time Momenta has made such a large effort to attract talents in the chip industry, which is related to its new strategic layout. Li Zonglin will lead the team or set up a new department to develop autopilot chips.