For instance, with facial recognition and gaze tracking, the system can alert a sleepy driver before they nod off behind the wheel, or recognize their face with Chip manufacturer Nvidia has released Xavier, dubbed by the company as "the world's most powerful system on a chip", created to process data from Level 5 self-driving vehicles and capable of 30 trillion operations per second. Xavier is designed for use in autonomous cars, but it can also be used with other types of sensors that are currently not available or have limited processing power. They, in turn, form part of Nvidia's Pegasus AI computing platform, described as "delivering the performance of a trunk full of PCs in an auto-grade form factor the size of a licence plate".
Chip manufacturer Nvidia has released Xavier, dubbed by the company as "the world's most powerful system on a chip", created to process data from Level 5 self-driving vehicles and capable of 30 trillion operations per second. Xavier is designed for use in autonomous cars, but it can also be used with other types of sensors that are currently not available or have limited processing power. They, in turn, form part of Nvidia's Pegasus AI computing platform, described as "delivering the performance of a trunk full of PCs in an auto-grade form factor the size of a licence plate".