ThunderSoft Unveils AI-Defined Vehicle Solutions at IAA Mobility 2025
ThunderSoft has introduced its AI-defined vehicle (AIDV) solutions at IAA Mobility 2025, announced in a press release. The company is showcasing a comprehensive product portfolio that includes the AquaDrive OS and HyperVision Solutions, demonstrating how AI can transform the future of mobility.
The AIDV solution encompasses an AI box, AI OS, AI agent, vision algorithms, and real-world use cases, aiming to enhance safety, performance, and user experience across the automotive value chain. ThunderSoft's expertise in intelligent operating systems and ecosystem integration has led to the development of a full-lifecycle automotive software solution centered on AquaDrive OS.
Additionally, ThunderSoft is highlighting its HyperVision Solutions, which focus on automotive vision technologies. A key feature is the Driver Monitoring System (DMS), tailored for the European market and compliant with ADDW, DDAW, and EuroNCAP standards. This system uses AI-powered multimodal fusion and advanced algorithms to monitor driver and passenger states continuously.
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