This is an intelligent car equipped with high-precision positioning capabilities. When the vehicle speed reaches 120 kilometers per hour, the driver clicks on the in-car screen to activate the assisted driving system and gradually releases their hands from the steering wheel. At this point, the vehicle is officially taken over by the assisted driving system, which automatically performs operations such as lane changes, overtaking, and ramp switching on the highway along the preset route. Half an hour later, the vehicle safely arrives at the Baoding South Exit.
This intelligent car capable of "hands-free" driving is equipped with SpatiX Cors Center. SpatiX provides automakers with a complete set of systematic solutions ranging from chips, positioning modules, algorithms to services.
In terms of algorithms, Qianxun Positioning adopts a deeply coupled algorithm that is more challenging in terms of research and development capabilities but has better positioning effects in urban canyons. It effectively improves the accuracy and reliability of high-precision positioning in complex scenarios such as mountain roads and highway toll stations, and protects navigation equipment from interference by spoofing signals. At the same time, to address the technical challenge of the ionosphere, Qianxun Positioning has independently developed ionospheric suppression capabilities, which can "predict the ionosphere like weather forecasting" and reduce the impact of ionospheric activity in low-latitude regions on intelligent driving.
In terms of hardware, Qianxun Positioning encapsulates its self-developed algorithms and services into self-developed GNSS chip modules and P-box, which helps accelerate the speed of software and hardware integration when car companies use high-precision positioning. In the future, satellite communication capabilities such as BeiDou short messages will also be integrated into intelligent driving systems. When the vehicle travels to a place with poor communication networks, it can report location information for emergency help.
