Huawei details HarmonyOS cockpit Smart Scenes and Xiaoyi agents
Huawei's Intelligent Automotive Solution BU used the 17th installment of its Qiankun Q&A to explain that HarmonyOS cockpit "Smart Scenes" is a condition-plus-action in-car automation rule: triggers such as the driver seating, shifting into D, a set time or a front passenger entering cause the car to automatically run a series of actions like reading the schedule, starting navigation, adjusting climate control, playing music or turning on seat functions. Huawei's examples include shifting into D to auto-play calming music and start the route home, and a belted front passenger triggering seat massage plus a birthday message and song. The Q&A also describes Xiaoyi agents built on the MoLA 2.0 architecture, spanning navigation, human-vehicle interaction, media, chat and KFC ordering, with the navigation agent handling fuzzy spoken-place searches and multi-stop planning and the interaction agent acting on casual phrases such as "the glass is fogging up."
The Q&A shows how Huawei frames condition-triggered cockpit automation alongside MoLA 2.0-based navigation and vehicle-control agents as part of its Qiankun intelligent vehicle offering.