@LachMateus86521: We now have the whole stack. 1) Brain (Hardware): Turing chip 2) Eyes and visual cortex (Perception): TuringViT model 3…

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Xpeng presents its complete AI stack including the Turing chip, TuringViT perception model, end-to-end AI (XNGP), and embodiments like cars and robots, highlighting their integrated approach to intelligent systems.

We now have the whole stack. 1) Brain (Hardware): Turing chip 2) Eyes and visual cortex (Perception): TuringViT model 3) Decision-making brain (Software): End-to-end AI (XNGP) 4) Bodies (Embodiments): Cars, robots 5) Circulatory system (Data) 6) Cocoon (Production) $XPEV Xpeng
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We now have the whole stack.

  1. Brain (Hardware): Turing chip
  2. Eyes and visual cortex (Perception): TuringViT model
  3. Decision-making brain (Software): End-to-end AI (XNGP)
  4. Bodies (Embodiments): Cars, robots
  5. Circulatory system (Data)
  6. Cocoon (Production)

$XPEV Xpeng

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