HCLTech 推出基于 NVIDIA 的软件定义汽车验证方案
HCLTech Launches NVIDIA-Powered Validation Offering for Software-Defined Vehicles
HCLTech 推出面向汽车软件的 AI 驱动验证与确认（V&V）方案，基于 NVIDIA 仿真技术与 AI 模型，面向开发软件定义汽车的车企和一级供应商。该方案使用 NVIDIA Omniverse、Cosmos、Alpamayo、Omniverse NuRec 和 Isaac Sim 在虚拟环境中生成并测试罕见及安全关键场景，并通过 NVIDIA Agent Toolkit 协调多个 AI 智能体、由 Nemotron 开源模型提供推理。公告未披露客户部署情况或测试时间与成本的量化降幅。
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HCLTech has launched an AI-powered verification and validation (V&V) offering for automotive software, built on NVIDIA’s simulation technologies and AI models. The offering targets vehicle manufacturers and tier-1 suppliers developing software-defined vehicles.
The offering links requirements, test creation and execution, failure analysis, and compliance reporting across the validation process.
The company identified fragmented toolchains, manual testing workflows and labour-intensive compliance processes as challenges in validating increasingly complex vehicle software, particularly as automakers roll out over-the-air updates.
According to HCLTech, the system uses NVIDIA Omniverse, Cosmos, Alpamayo, Omniverse NuRec and Isaac Sim to generate and test scenarios in virtual environments, including rare and safety-critical conditions. The company said this could reduce reliance on physical testing and expand scenario coverage.
The offering also uses NVIDIA’s Agent Toolkit to coordinate multiple AI agents, with reasoning powered by NVIDIA Nemotron open models. HCLTech said the agents are designed to support different stages of validation while maintaining links between requirements, test results and compliance records.
The announcement did not disclose customer deployments or quantified reductions in testing time and costs.
“Automotive software is evolving faster than traditional validation processes were designed to handle,” said Pankaj Tagra, Chief Growth Officer and Global Head, Mobility at HCLTech. He pointed to frequent software updates, complex vehicle systems and changing configurations as factors that make validation difficult to scale.
NVIDIA’s Sebastian Scheurle, EMEA Industry Lead Automotive Enterprise, said simulation could help automakers test safety-critical scenarios earlier in development.
“Validation now sets the pace for software-defined vehicles,” Scheurle said.
On October 12, HCLTech announced a global partnership with Anthropic to integrate Claude and Claude Code into its engineering workflows and selected enterprise software products.