Both parties said the partnership will provide networking carmakers and tier-one component suppliers with a more complete solution that supports the latest in-vehicle system architecture, delivering high performance services while significantly reducing costs.
Chih-Jin Chen, CEO of Chihiro, said the collaboration will not only create a set of reference standards for the industry by reducing the difficulty of partner integration and using high-precision positioning services, but will also promote the development of high-precision positioning solutions that include autonomous driving Including innovative driving technology in China to achieve faster development.
Nacut Doug, Qualcomm's vice president of product technology management, said that pinpointing will be a key element as global automakers move toward developing a new generation of vehicles that support V2X communications and semi-autonomous driving capabilities and will work together to help China's automaker Business to create high-performance, high-efficiency networked car solutions.
Chihiro said that integrating the service of the Snapdragon X5 LTE as early as the third quarter of 2018 will be available in the market and is expected to be put into operation in 2019 in a number of models to boost advanced driver assistance and unmanned At present, many domestic and foreign well-known vehicle companies and a supplier of components have confirmed that the chips will be used.