On the morning of December 19th, Beijing time, this Monday, Canadian Blackberry Company will open an autonomous driving research center, trying to quietly enter the field of self-driving cars, becoming an indispensable one in the arms race in the automotive industry. member. The Office of the Prime Minister of Canada issued a statement on Sunday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will travel to Waterloo, Ontario to participate in the launching ceremony hosted by smartphones. The BlackBerry spokesperson remained silent until comment on Monday. BlackBerry was once known as a mobile phone manufacturer, but at present, the company bets its future on the software and management of mobile devices, largely withdrawing from the smartphone market and giving it to Apple and Samsung. Switch to a more profitable business. They expanded their subsidiary QNX's plant in Ottawa to focus on developing advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving technologies. QNX has previously focused on industrialized software for retrofitting the now-defunct BlackBerry operating system, focusing on how to enable embedded software to interact with sensors, cameras and other components needed for autonomous vehicles. Although the wealthy Silicon Valley has invested heavily in artificial intelligence and machine learning required for autonomous driving, the BlackBerry, which is not financially savvy, is not willing to play only a small role, like a follow-up, behind others. “What QNX is doing is providing the infrastructure, allowing you to build higher-level algorithms and get data from sensors in a reliable way,†says SebasTIan Fischmeister, who is Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo, has been working at QNX since 2009. "Our role in this is to provide a software foundation for high-performance computing platforms," ​​QNX director John Wall said in an interview last Friday. Later in the month, the research team at the Blackberry and University began testing the auto-driving capabilities of Ford's Lincoln cars on public roads in Ontario, and the company also signed an agreement with a Detroit-based automaker. By 2021, the robot carpooling service will be introduced to the market. Wall said the company is in a similar partnership with "more than one or two" other major global automakers, but warned that the speculation about robotics will take a long time to become a reality. QNX has equipped infotainment and telematics systems for millions of cars, allowing automakers to choose to see the progress of autopilot projects at companies such as Tesla, Uber, and Google. Sam Fiorani, an analyst at AutoForecast SoluTIons in the United States, said, "If they can prove that they have the overall solution and security, they can dominate the vehicle operating system market. Risks still exist, including challenges from chip makers such as Intel, which are eagerly awaiting the demand for future robots in their robots. In order to sell more hardware, they can discount or dispose of users' safety and give away their own production. Security software. Chris Rommel, director of embedded technology research at VDC Research, said. "In order to pursue the installation rate and market share, some companies are willing to send a large sum of money, they are local tyrants, can afford." 16L Agriculture Drone,Farm Fumigation Drone,Agricultural Sprayer Uav,Agriculture Drone Xuzhou Jitian Intelligent Equipment Co. Ltd , https://www.jitianequipment.com