NVIDIA DRIVE End-to-End Solutions for Autonomous Vehicles

NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion™ is an AV development platform and reference architecture for developing Level 2+ and Level 3 highway autonomous solutions. It consists of a complete sensor suite that’s tuned, optimized, and safety-certified, as well as a high-performance AI computing platform—DRIVE AGX.

NVIDIA DRIVE AGX™ Developer Kit provides the hardware, software, and sample applications needed for the development of production-level AVs. The DRIVE AGX system is built on production-ready, auto-grade silicon and engineered with security in mind, featuring an open software framework.

DRIVE Hyperion is designed with additional compute power to offload data recording and replay, plus improve overall data processing efficiency.

This end-to-end (E2E) platform can be integrated into test vehicle fleets, enabling developers to build, evaluate, and validate self-driving technology at scale.

NVIDIA DRIVE® SDK comprises the foundational DRIVE OS and DriveWorks SDK, as well as advanced applications such as highly automated supervised driving (DRIVE AV) and AI cockpit (DRIVE IX). It’s modular and open, empowering developers to efficiently build and deploy a variety of state-of-art AV features, including perception, localization and mapping, planning and control, driver monitoring, and natural language processing.

NVIDIA DRIVE® Infrastructure encompasses the complete data center hardware, software, and workflows needed to develop autonomous driving technology—from raw data collection through validation. It provides the end-to-end building blocks required for neural network development, training and validation, and testing in simulation.

NVIDIA DRIVE Sim™ uses high-fidelity and physically accurate simulation to create a safe, scalable, and cost-effective way to deploy self-driving vehicles. It taps into NVIDIA’s core technologies, including NVIDIA RTX™, Omniverse™, and AI to deliver a powerful, cloud-based computing platform capable of generating a wide range of real-world scenarios for AV development and validation. DRIVE Replicator can generate datasets to train the vehicle’s perception system or test the decision-making process. It can also be connected to any AV stack in software-in-the-loop (SIL) or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) configurations to test system integration using DRIVE Constellation.