According to LatePost.BaiduQi Luo, the key technology leader of the Smart Driving L2+ business, has recently moved to theNVIDIA, computer graphics card companyAutomotive Division, as Director of Engineering. During his tenure at Baidu, he focused on the development of overall software architecture, regulation, and vehicle interaction technologies on the vehicle side, and was promoted to T9 (architect level) before leaving.
Since joining Baidu in 2016, Luo Qi has worked at the American Research Institute and was promoted to Senior Chief Software Architect in 2022. During his time at Baidu, he led the vehicle-side software architecture for the ANP (Apollo Pilot Assisted Driving) business and was responsible for the development and innovation of related technologies.
NVIDIA has been exploring the development of autonomous driving solutions since 2015, and has established cooperative intentions with overseas car companies such as Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar Land Rover. However, NVIDIA has not been able to make significant progress in delivering complete solutions, and even faces pressure from customers such as Mercedes-Benz to introduce other suppliers. In order to strengthen the R&D strength of automatic driving technology, NVIDIA has actively recruited industry elites.
The addition of Luo Qi has undoubtedly injected new vitality into NVIDIA's automotive division. In the NVIDIA Smart Driving team, Wu Xinzhou, as the person in charge, has led a Chinese R&D team of more than 100 people. Before Luo Qi, there has been from Xiaopeng Automobile's automatic drivingAIA number of industry experts, including Liu Lan Yichuan, the head of the company, and Han Feng, the director of the multimodal perception fusion algorithm, have joined or will soon join the NVIDIA Smart Driving team.
With the addition of Luo Qi and other industry elites, NVIDIA's strength in the research and development of automated driving technology will be further strengthened. In the future, NVIDIA is expected to establish partnerships with more car companies to promote the commercialization of automatic driving technology.
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