Renesas uses Hailo AI chip in automated driving demo
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Nick Flaherty
Renesas is demonstrating Level 3 and automated driving using its R-car processor alongside an AI accelerator from Hailo.
The demonstration of L3 and automated driving capabilities using the Hailo chip is a key step in providing AI acceleration in the chiplet-based ecosystem planned by Renesas.
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The demo is powered by the Renesas R-Car V4H Series processor which is streaming six 2MP cameras. The streams are analysed by the Hailo-8 AI accelerator which is running high-accuracy object detection on the video input.
The combination enables real-time processing with high accuracy, low latency & low power consumption for advanced automation features in mass-market vehicles. The chip offers up to 26 TOPS at a typical power consumption of 2.5 W
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The demo follows a deal in 2022 between the two companies.
www.renesas.com; www.hailo.com
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