PATEO Partners with NVIDIA to Launch Integrated AI Box for Vehicles
PATEO has partnered with NVIDIA to create an integrated software and hardware AI box solution for vehicles, announced in a press release. The system is built on the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor accelerated computing platform and is designed to support large AI models for in-vehicle use.
The collaboration will enable PATEO to deploy its AI box in intelligent vehicle projects for mainstream automakers. The company has also received a nomination from a leading new energy vehicle manufacturer for a next-generation intelligent model that will incorporate this AI box solution.
According to PATEO, the project marks the first vehicle-integrated AI box combining ByteDance's general large model with PATEO's edge large model. The companies have begun deployment across vehicle-side scenarios such as physical AI, AI agents, and AI emotional agents, and are exploring new business models like computing power charging and vehicle-mounted token billing.
The partnership aims to accelerate the transition of on-vehicle large models from technical verification to mass production, supporting the development of Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous driving systems.
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