BMW and Embotech move '1 million vehicles using automated driving technology'
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BMW Group and its technology partner Embotech have reached a milestone of moving one million vehicles using automated driving technology across four production sites in the UK and Germany. The deployment, which evolved from a 2022 pilot to full-scale integration, utilizes Embotech's AI-based perception software and TÜV SÜD-certified safety architecture to achieve high availability for live production operations. The solution supports various logistics use cases and aims to enable 24/7 capability independent of shift staffing.
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“omated Driving In-Plant into a scalable solution for automated vehicle movements within the BMW Group production network. For automated vehicle movements to become fully integrated into live production, every journey must happen with a high degree of precision and reliability. Together, BMW Group and Embotech have brought the Automated Driving In-Plant solution to approximately 3,500 vehicle movements a day, with mor”
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BMW Group and its technology partner Embotech have reached a milestone of moving one million vehicles using automated driving technology across four production sites in the UK and Germany. The deployment, which evolved from a 2022 pilot to full-scale integration, utilizes Embotech's AI-based perception software and TÜV SÜD-certified safety architecture to achieve high availability for live production operations. The solution supports various logistics use cases and aims to enable 24/7 capability independent of shift staffing.
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