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On October 28, 2026, at the Second Domestic Chip Technology Innovation and Market Application Forum, Xu Yudong introduced Chipsea Technology's ASIL-D functional safety MCU K7 series. This series targets scenarios such as powertrain and chassis domains, benchmarks against leading international products, and integrates four major capabilities: safety, connectivity, control, and intelligence. The report noted that the current domestic localization rate of ASIL-D MCUs is less than 5%; Chipsea has obtained TÜV Rheinland ISO 26262 ASIL-D certification and is extending its automotive electronics technology to physical AI scenarios such as embodied intelligence and energy storage. There are currently no new developments following this introduction.
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Chipsea Technologies' ASIL-D functional safety MCU K7 series empowers smart vehicles and physical AI
At the Second Domestic Chip Technology Innovation and Market Application Forum, Chipsea Technologies introduced its ASIL-D functional safety MCU K7 series, targeting scenarios such as powertrain and chassis domains, benchmarking against leading international products, and integrating four major capabilities: safety, connectivity, control, and intelligence. Currently, the domestic localization rate of ASIL-D MCUs is less than 5%. Chipsea has obtained TÜV Rheinland ISO 26262 ASIL-D certification and is extending its automotive electronics technology to physical AI scenarios such as embodied intelligence and energy storage.