NVIDIA Halos

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   Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA expand partnership to co-develop next-gen automated driving

   Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA said they will extend their strategic partnership to jointly develop next-generation driver assistance and automated driving systems. The companies said the work combines Mercedes-Benz's MB.OS operating system with NVIDIA's Hyperion compute and sensor architecture, Alpamayo Stack full-stack driving software with AI reasoning for urban point-to-point assistance, active safety and automated parking, and the Halos safety system with a parallel safety stack for redundancy. They said the technologies support advanced driver assistance and development of future SAE Level 4 applications including robolimousines, and that Mercedes-Benz also uses NVIDIA technology in vehicle engineering simulation and its MO360 digital production ecosystem.

   NVIDIA Newsroom · 🔥 8
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   Volvo expands NVIDIA self-driving deal; Mercedes-Benz to use same stack

   Volvo Cars said it is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to combine Volvo's safety systems with NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, Halos OS and Alpamayo Stack driving software in future cars. The companies claim the technology will enable door-to-door automated driving across highways, busy urban streets and parking, with a gradual introduction of eyes-off and mind-off driving. NVIDIA's release said the technology will debut in a next-generation Volvo as part of its largest-ever product push, without giving a launch date or naming models. The Next Web reported that Mercedes-Benz said the following day it will develop its next generation of driver assistance and automated driving systems on the same NVIDIA stack, with MB.OS working with Hyperion hardware and supporting future SAE Level 4 applications including robolimousines; the capability claims are vendor statements.

   NVIDIA Newsroom · 🔥 0
3. Oct 8
   Nvidia expands Halos safety architecture to robotics

   Nvidia has extended its Halos safety system, launched in 2025 for self-driving cars, to robotics: Halos for Robotics, announced in June 2026, offers hardware and software tools for developers to build guardrails into warehouse autonomous mobile robots, humanoid robots in factories and even surgical robots. Amit Goel, Nvidia's head of robotics ecosystem and edge computing, told Ars Technica that capable AI models and robot hardware have made safety the next bottleneck. Ars Technica frames the effort as part of Nvidia's multibillion-dollar bet on physical AI, alongside its position in AI data centers.

   Ars Technica AI · 🔥 0

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