A new NVIDIA DRIVE AI Systems Inspection Lab will help automotive ecosystem partners navigate evolving industry standards for autonomous vehicle safety.
The lab, launched today, will focus on inspecting and verifying that automotive partner software and systems on the
NVIDIA DRIVE AGX
platform meet the automotive industry’s stringent safety and cybersecurity standards, including AI functional safety.
The lab has been accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (
ANAB
) according to the ISO/IEC 17020 assessment for standards, including:
Functional safety (ISO 26262)
SOTIF (ISO 21448)
Cybersecurity (ISO 21434)
UN-R regulations, including UN-R 79, UN-R 13-H, UN-R 152, UN-R 155, UN-R 157 and UN-R 171
AI functional safety (ISO PAS 8800 and ISO/IEC TR 5469)
“The launch of this new lab will help partners in the global automotive ecosystem create safe, reliable autonomous driving technology,” said Ali Kani, vice president of automotive at NVIDIA. “With accreditation by ANAB, the lab will carry out an inspection plan that combines functional safety, cybersecurity and AI — bolstering adherence to the industry’s safety standards.”
“ANAB is proud to be the accreditation body for the NVIDIA DRIVE AI Systems Inspection Lab,” said R. Douglas Leonard Jr., executive director of ANAB. “NVIDIA’s comprehensive evaluation verifies the demonstration of competence and compliance with internationally recognized standards, helping ensure that DRIVE ecosystem partners meet the highest benchmarks for functional safety, cybersecurity and AI integration.”
The new lab builds on NVIDIA’s ongoing safety compliance work with Mercedes-Benz and JLR. Inaugural participants in the lab include Continental and Sony SSS-America.
“We are pleased to participate in the newly launched NVIDIA Drive AI Systems Inspection Lab and to further intensify the fruitful, ongoing collaboration between our two companies,” said Nobert Hammerschmidt, head of components business at Continental.
“Self-driving vehicles have the capability to significantly enhance safety on roads,” said Marius Evensen, head of automotive image sensors at Sony SSS-America. “We look forward to working with NVIDIA’s DRIVE AI Systems Inspection Lab to help us deliver the highest levels of safety to our customers.”
“Compliance with functional safety, SOTIF and cybersecurity is particularly challenging for complex systems such as AI-based autonomous vehicles,” said Riccardo Mariani, head of industry safety at NVIDIA. “Through the DRIVE AI Systems Inspection Lab, the correctness of the integration of our partners’ products with DRIVE safety and cybersecurity requirements can be inspected and verified.”
Now open to all NVIDIA DRIVE AGX platform partners, the lab is expected to expand to include additional automotive and robotics products and add a testing component.
Complementing International Automotive Safety Standards
The NVIDIA DRIVE AI Systems Inspection Lab complements the missions of independent third-party certification bodies, including technical service organizations such as TÜV SÜD, TÜV Rheinland and exida, as well as vehicle certification agencies such as VCA and KBA.
Today’s announcement dovetails with recent significant safety certifications and assessments of NVIDIA automotive products:
TÜV SÜD
granted the ISO 21434 Cybersecurity Process certification to NVIDIA for its automotive system-on-a-chip, platform and software engineering processes. Upon certification release, the
NVIDIA DriveOS
6.0 operating system conforms with ISO 26262 Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) D standards.
“Meeting cybersecurity process requirements is of fundamental importance in the autonomous vehicle era,” said Martin Webhofer, CEO of TÜV SÜD Rail GmbH. “NVIDIA has successfully established processes, activities and procedures that fulfill the stringent requirements of ISO 21434. Additionally, NVIDIA DriveOS 6.0 conforms to ISO 26262 ASIL D standards, pending final certification activities.”
TÜV Rheinland
performed an independent United Nations Economic Commission for Europe safety assessment of NVIDIA DRIVE AV related to safety requirements for complex electronic systems.
“NVIDIA has demonstrated thorough, high-quality, safety-oriented processes and technologies in the context of the assessment of the generic, non-OEM-specific parts of the SAE level 2 NVIDIA DRIVE system,” said Dominik Strixner, global lead functional safety automotive mobility at TÜV Rheinland.
To learn more about NVIDIA’s work in advancing autonomous driving safety, read the
NVIDIA Self-Driving Safety Report
.
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全新啟用的 NVIDIA DRIVE AI 系統檢測實驗室（Systems Inspection Lab）將協助汽車生態系合作夥伴掌握不斷發展的自駕車安全產業標準。
於今日啟用的這處實驗室，將側重於檢測與驗證汽車合作夥伴在
NVIDIA DRIVE AGX
平台上的軟體與系統，是否符合汽車產業嚴格的安全與資安，包括人工智慧（AI）功能安全。
該實驗室已獲得美國國家標準協會認可委員會（
ANAB
）根據 ISO/IEC 17020 評估標準的認證，包括：
功能安全 （ISO 26262）
SOTIF （ISO 21448）
資安 （ISO 21434）
UN-R 法規，包括 UN-R 79、UN-R 13-H、UN-R 152、UN-R 155、UN-R 157 和 UN-R 171
AI 功能安全 （ISO PAS 8800 和 ISO/IEC TR 5469）
NVIDIA 車用產品部門副總裁 Ali Kani 表示：「NVIDIA 成立這個新的實驗室，將協助全球汽車產業生態系的合作夥伴發展出安全可靠的自動駕駛技術。在獲得 ANAB 認證後，實驗室將執行結合功能安全、資安與 AI 的檢測計畫，強化遵守業界安全標準的程度。」
ANAB 執行董事 R. Douglas Leonard Jr 表示：「ANAB 很榮幸成為 NVIDIA DRIVE AI 系統檢測實驗室的認證機構。NVIDIA 的綜合評估驗證其所展示出的能力與遵守國際公認標準，有助於確保 DRIVE 生態系統合作夥伴遵守功能安全、資安和 AI 整合的最高標準。」
此全新實驗室建立在 NVIDIA 與 Mercedes-Benz 和 JLR 持續進行的安全合規的基礎上。首批加入該實驗室的業者包括大陸集團（Continental）和 Sony SSS-America。
大陸集團零組件業務部門負責人 Nobert Hammerschmidt 表示：「我們很高興能加入新成立的 NVIDIA Drive AI 系統檢測實驗室，進一步強化我們雙方一路以來卓越的合作成果。」
Sony SSS-America 車用影像感測器部門負責人 Marius Evensen 表示：「自駕車能夠大幅提高用路安全。我們期待與 NVIDIA 的 DRIVE AI 系統檢測實驗室合作，協助我們為客戶提供最高等級的安全性。」
NVIDIA 產業安全部門負責人Riccardo Mariani 表示：「對於基於 AI 的自動駕駛車這一類複雜系統來說，遵守功能安全、SOTIF 和資安是一件特別挑戰的事。透過 DRIVE AI 系統檢測實驗室，我們可以檢測和驗證合作夥伴的產品是否有正確與 DRIVE 安全和資安要求進行整合。」
該實驗室目前開放全體 NVIDIA DRIVE AGX 平台合作夥伴使用，預計將加入更多汽車和機器人產品，並且將增加測試環節。
與國際汽車安全標準相輔相成
NVIDIA DRIVE AI 系統檢測實驗室與獨立第三方認證機構的任務相輔相成，包括 TÜV SÜD、TÜV Rheinland 和 exida 等技術服務機構，以及 VCA 和 KBA 等車輛認證機構。
今天宣布的消息與 NVIDIA 車用產品最近獲得的重要安全認證及評估結果不謀而合：
TÜV SÜD
授予 NVIDIA 汽車系統單晶片、平台與軟體工程流程 ISO 21434 網路安全流程認證。認證發布後，
NVIDIA DriveOS
6.0 作業系統符合 ISO 26262 車輛安全完整性等級（ASIL）D 標準。
TÜV SÜD Rail GmbH 執行長 Martin Webhofer 表示：「在自動駕駛時代，必須要符合網路安全流程的要求。NVIDIA 已經成功建立了符合 ISO 21434 嚴格要求的流程、活動和程序。通過最後的認證活動後，NVIDIA DriveOS 6.0 還符合 ISO 26262 ASIL D 標準。」
TÜV Rheinland
對 NVIDIA DRIVE AV 進行了與複雜電子系統安全要求相關的聯合國歐洲經濟委員會獨立安全評估作業。
TÜV Rheinland 全球功能安全汽車行動部門主管 Dominik Strixner 表示：「NVIDIA 在 SAE level 2 NVIDIA DRIVE 系統通用、非 OEM 專用零件的評估中，展現出全面、高品質、以安全為導向的流程與技術。」
若要進一步瞭解 NVIDIA 在推動自動駕駛安全方面的各項工作，請閱讀
NVIDIA 自動駕駛安全報告
。
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