By combining this in-house expertise with a selection of world-class partners, we will create an outstanding customer experience, from driving assistance, navigation and entertainment, all the way to integrated charging.
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Accordingly, we made the decision to be the architects of our own operating system – a unique chip-to-cloud architecture that leverages its full access to our vehicles’ hardware and software components. Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius spoke:Īt Mercedes-Benz, we are dedicated to building the world’s most desirable cars. It was designed to also connect all the major aspects of the company’s value chain, including development, production, omni-channel commerce, and service. The automaker also said MB.OS decouples hardware from software, expediting updates and future innovations. The design itself is a purpose-built chip-to-cloud architecture that operates major EV domains holistically from infotainment, to charging, and even autonomous driving (more on that in a bit).
By developing MB.OS in-house (a’hem, with partners), the German automaker says it can retain full control over the relationship with its customers while protecting their privacy. Earlier today, Mercedes-Benz announced plans to develop its own operating system that will debut on its new Mercedes Modular Architecture (MMA) platform. Additionally, Mercedes announced it is expanding upon a previous partnership with lidar specialist Luminar in a new multi-billion dollar deal to integrate the tech by mid-decade.įirst things first. The German automaker announced it is building its own proprietary operating system called MB.OS which will offer features like navigation and maps from Google. Mercedes-Benz announced multiple newsworthy innovations during its Operating System Strategy Update in Sunnyvale, California earlier today.
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