Autonomous Driving Hardware Support Matrix
This document provides an industry-aligned overview of hardware supported by our autonomous driving software stack. It draws on best practices and widely adopted sensors and compute platforms in the autonomous vehicle domain.
Our software stack supports a range of edge computing devices commonly used for on-vehicle inference and control.
High-resolution LiDAR sensors are critical for 3D environment perception.
Visual sensors for object detection and lane tracking.
Precise localization modules combining GNSS and inertial navigation.
| Model | Image | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NovAtel OEM7 | ![]() |
Yes | Centimeter-level RTK |
| u-blox ZED-F9P | ![]() |
Yes | Multi-band RTK |
| Hemisphere S321+ | ![]() |
No | Under evaluation |
| VectorNav VN-300 | ![]() |
Yes | Tight-coupled GNSS/INS |
Short-range and long-range radar for collision avoidance and speed estimation.
| Model | Image | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| TI AWR1642 | ![]() |
Yes | 76–81 GHz, radar-on-chip |
| NXP MR2001 | ![]() |
Yes | Short-range automotive radar |
| Continental ARS408 | ![]() |
No | OEM integration pending |
Actuation interfaces for steering, braking, and throttle control.
| Model | Image | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ClearMotion CM Autonomy | Yes | CAN-based drive-by-wire | |
| EPIC Autonomous Kit | ![]() |
Yes | Integrated steer-by-wire and braking control |
| Faurecia X-by-Wire | No | Under evaluation |
For any hardware not listed or further integration inquiries, please contact the hardware integration team.


























