Core Insights - BMW Group has unveiled its latest solutions in the field of intelligent driving, focusing on smart interaction, vehicle control, and driving assistance systems [1][2] - The main goal is to ensure that drivers can maintain a clear perception of road conditions through feedback from the steering wheel, pedals, and chassis dynamics, even when driving assistance systems are engaged [1] Technological Advancements - The implementation of an integrated solution is supported by a new generation of intelligent electronic and electrical architecture [1] - Four high-performance computers, referred to as "super brains," are responsible for four core user functions, with the "Driving Control Super Brain" being fully developed by BMW [1] - This system integrates power and chassis control into one domain, enhancing efficiency in core sub-functions such as power transmission, braking, charging, energy recovery, and steering [1] Performance Enhancements - A new wiring system and high-speed data transmission technology have created a digital neural network that reduces decision-making latency to less than 1 millisecond, improving information processing speed by 10 times compared to previous systems [1] - The "Intelligent Driving Assistance Super Brain" consolidates previously dispersed functions into a single high-performance computing unit, increasing computing power by 20 times compared to the previous generation [2] Data Utilization - The development of this integrated solution is based on extensive user driving data, incorporating actual driving information from nearly 30 million vehicle owners globally, including over 7 million from China [2]