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Lab is entry point to NVIDIA Halos, the autonomous vehicle safety system announced at GTC During the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, Ficosa, a global leader in vision, connectivity, and safety solutions for the automotive sector, announced it will work with the NVIDIA AI Systems Inspection Lab in the inspection and verification of cutting-edge hardware,

The company plans to invest 600 million euros over the next five years to continue strengthening the development of technological solutions aimed at promoting autonomous, connected and electric vehicles. Founded in 1949 in Barcelona, the multinational has become a global benchmark in the automotive sector, with 9.000 employees and a presence in 16 countries. Ficosa

The collaboration will offer scalable neural network-based camera solutions for object detection and improved external element protection performance It will also offer best-in-class imaging and detection to meet the latest automotive safety regulations and improve road safety The first smart camera solutions using these combined technologies will be tested in 2024 and in full-scale production

The company has experienced an annual growth of 70% in camera production over the last three years Ficosa is already among the top five vision suppliers for the automotive sector worldwide The use of cameras, both inside and outside the vehicle, allows for safer mobility experiences and is an essential step towards autonomous driving Ficosa,

During the fair, the company will showcase two new products aimed at improving the experience and efficiency of the electric vehicle charging process The EME VLC will take place in Valencia from March 21 to 23 and will bring together leaders from the automotive sector to discuss the future of mobility Ficosa, a leading global