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Software company Zenseact uses cutting-edge AI to boost safety systems in Polestar 3

Polestar has announced the release of Polestar 3. The car features a new generation of safety technology on a platform allowing continuous software updates. Safety technology pioneer Zenseact provides the AI-powered safety software that will offer Polestar drivers rigorous protection and a smooth cruising experience.PRESS RELEASEFor further information, please contact: Veronika Nihlén: +46 721799103; veronika.nihlen@zenseact.com   Gothenburg, 13 October 2022. As Polestar launches its latest addition to the fleet, driver support has been an important consideration. In addition to

Zenuity and Hewlett Packard Enterprise join forces to develop next generation autonomous driving cars

Gothenburg, Sweden, January 21, 2020 – Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has been selected by Zenuity, a leading developer of software for self-driving and assisted driving cars, to provide the crucial artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure it needs in order to develop next generation autonomous driving (AD) systems.    Zenuity is a joint venture between Volvo Cars (VCC) and Veoneer, two Swedish companies whose names are synonymous with automotive safety. Its platforms have been designed to deliver world-class performance in autonomous driving

Zenuity systems installed in Volvo Cars’ new all electric XC40 SUV

Zenuity, the assisted and autonomous driving software company, has taken another significant step with the inclusion of its assisted driving and safety software in Volvo Cars’ soon-to-be-revealed fully electric XC40 sports utility vehicle. The move marks the first time Zenuity software has been used in a global premium high volume vehicle, after a similar system was included in March this year in the Polestar 2, the all electric performance car. Safety is at the core of Zenuity’s products. Volvo Cars is renowned globally for its commitment to automotive safety, while Polestar is

Zenuity and CERN team up on fast machine learning for autonomous driving

Zenuity, the autonomous driving software company headquartered in Sweden, has become the first automotive company to team up with CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, in the development of fast machine learning for autonomous drive cars.A fundamental challenge in the development of autonomous drive (AD) cars is the interpretation of the huge quantities of data generated by normal driving conditions, such as identifying pedestrians and vehicles with the sensors on the car, including cameras, lidar and radars.Addressing these issues is crucial for the development of safe

Zenuity named preferred supplier of AD and ADAS software technology to Zhejiang Geely

Zenuity, the autonomous and assisted driving software company, has today announced that it is a preferred supplier to Zhejiang Geely Holdings (ZGH), one of the world’s fastest growing global car makers with total group sales last year of 2.15m vehicles. The announcement connects Zenuity to ZGH’s global portfolio of automotive brands that includes Volvo Cars, Polestar, LYNK & CO, Geely Auto, Proton, Geometry and Lotus, among others. Zenuity can, via Veoneer, supply ZGH brands as they develop their own Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Drive (AD) cars and sell its

Inauguration of AI Innovation of Sweden.

Göteborg, Sweden, February 6, 2019: Zenuity, one of the founding partners for AI Innovation of Sweden.Today AI Innovation of Sweden - the new national center for accelerating research and innovation within the area of Artificial intelligence was inaugurated at Lindholmen Science Park in Gothenburg. The Minister for Energy and Digitalization, Anders Ygeman, attended the event, indicating the importance the Government places in this center. We are really thrilled about this new center, Zenuity was one of the instigators making this center real. AI Innovation of Sweden is a national

Hands-off with the new approval for Zenuity

January 28, 2019: Zenuity, gets approval for self-driving tests on public roads in Sweden. Göteborg, Sweden, January 28, 2019: Zenuity, gets approval for self-driving tests on public roads in Sweden. Transportstyrelsen, the Swedish Transport Agency, has approved the application from Zenuity, the joint venture between Veoneer and Volvo Cars, to do tests with self-driving cars on Swedish highways. The tests will be done by trained drivers, with their hands off the steering wheel at a maximum speed of 80 km/hour. The routes that have been approved are E4 between Stockholm and Malmö,

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