Provides safe, secure, and high-performance products and solutions. Core products include AutoCore.COMM and AutoCore.OS, along with integrated CCU/ZCU hardware and software, and SDV solutions. These enable the rapid and cost-effective development of next-generation in-vehicle computing platforms.
A hardware-software integrated in-vehicle zone computing platform designed for OEMs, helping them rapidly build differentiated next-generation smart vehicle platforms.
Enables centralized management of downstream devices within the zone, reducing overall hardware and software design and development complexity.
Distributes power to sensors, actuators, and other devices in the zone, simplifying traditional complex wiring layouts. Supports 48 V and 12 V electrical architectures.
Collects data from sensors in its zone (e.g., radar signals, door status) and drives actuators (e.g., window lift, lighting). Serves as the data connection, I/O acquisition, and actuation hub within the zone.
Implements dynamic mapping and orchestration of signals and functions by updating configuration files online—no ZCU firmware upgrade needed for new signal definitions.
Consolidates multiple traditionally distributed ECU functions—managing body control, doors, windows, sunroof, lighting (both exterior and interior ambient), seats, and rear entertainment systems within a single zone hub.
Performs preliminary processing and aggregation of raw zone data, then exchanges it with the central controller (CCU) via high-speed networks like Ethernet.
Zone-based design greatly reduces long wiring from vehicle periphery to the central controller, significantly lowering vehicle weight, cost, and assembly complexity.
Smart power distribution enables precise fault diagnosis and isolation, simplifying aftermarket service. Modular design makes it easy to upgrade or replace zone functions.
Since the CCU handles complex algorithms and applications, the ZCU's processing logic remains simple—further reducing compute requirements.
Standardized HW/SW interfaces enable plug-and-play, allowing OEMs to flexibly configure and extend zone functionality across vehicle models.
Centralizes control of body electronics including lighting, door locks, windows, mirrors, sunroof, and wipers.
Manages zone chassis sensors (e.g., wheel speed sensors) and certain powertrain actuators.
Controls components like cooling fans and pumps for thermal management.
Acts as an intelligent power distribution center; supports 48 V/12 V systems and provides reliable power delivery and protection to zone loads.
