Delta Electronics partners with Nvidia on Hyperion-based Level 4 autonomous driving platform
Bitget2026/09/29 16:03- Delta Electronics entered a collaboration with Nvidia to accelerate next-generation Level 4 autonomous driving systems built on Nvidia Hyperion.
- Partnership targets production-ready autonomy for robotaxis, combining Delta’s in-vehicle computing integration with Hyperion’s sensor and compute platform.
- Work centers on dual Nvidia DRIVE AGX Thor computing, paired with Nvidia Halos safety system, to support safer autonomous vehicle deployments.
- Delta plans to use the tie-up to expand engagement with global automakers, aiming to grow its footprint in smart mobility.
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