[CES 2024] HL Clemoove Unveils Specialized HPC for Each Autonomous Driving Stage

Real-time Processing of Perception Sensor Data such as Cameras and Radars
Big Data Computing Power at Supercomputer Level

Autonomous driving company HL Clemoove announced on the 11th that it unveiled its next-generation high-performance computing (HPC) product lineup at CES 2024, the world's largest electronics and IT exhibition.

The company decided to develop full-scale HPC by adopting Qualcomm Technologies' Snapdragon Ride platform. The newly unveiled product is a high-performance autonomous driving platform applying Qualcomm's single chipset. The HPC, which integrates both hardware and software into one, can be seen as a single product that consolidates dozens of electronic control units (ECUs).

HPC exhibited at the CES 2024 HL Clemoove booth [Photo by HL Group]

HL Clemoove's HPC processes perception sensor data such as cameras, radar, and LiDAR in real time. Its big data computing capability is at the supercomputer level. The company explained that the HPC operation, which depends on the performance of a single chipset, is also state-of-the-art.

The newly unveiled HPC lineup consists of three sets: Entry (Level 2), Standard (Level 2+), and Premium (Level 3), all customized products specialized for each level of autonomous driving. Based on a vision software development kit, it can process multi-camera data. It is said that it can be used not only for automobiles but also for robots and ships.

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