China's DeepRoute.ai to team up with Qualcomm to develop advanced driver assistance solutions
ReutersApr 8, 2025 4:08 AM
BEIJING, April 8 (Reuters) - Chinese autonomous driving technology developer DeepRoute.ai said on Tuesday it will cooperate with Qualcomm to develop "cost-effective" advanced driver assistance solutions based on Snapdragon platforms.
The solutions will cover lidar and vision-only systems and support features including urban navigation on autopilot, highway navigation and automated parking, according to a company statement.
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