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At GTC Berlin, Nvidia introduced the Halos SAFE safety validation framework. According to Robotics & Automation News, the framework appeared alongside the Nvidia Hyperion computing platform and Alpamayo autonomous driving software in a number of autonomous driving project announcements at GTC Berlin. The report mentioned that Bolt plans to begin real-world road data collection for robotaxi in Madrid in 2027 (pending regulatory approval), in preparation for deploying at least 25,000 level 4-capable Lucid vehicles in Europe, with Germany among the priority markets; Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo Cars, Einride and others also announced autonomous driving projects based on the same architecture at GTC Berlin. There is currently no further information on the technical details of the Halos SAFE framework or on independent validation results.
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Europe's autonomous driving market speeds up: Bolt plans to start robotaxi data collection in Madrid in 2027
Bolt plans to begin collecting real-world road driving data in Madrid in 2027 (pending regulatory approval), preparing for the deployment of at least 25,000 level 4-capable Lucid vehicles in Europe, with Germany among the priority markets. The project uses the Nvidia Hyperion computing platform and Alpamayo autonomous driving software; Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo Cars, Einride and others also announced autonomous driving projects based on the same architecture at GTC Berlin. Nvidia also launched the Halos SAFE safety validation framework.