Applied Intuition, a provider of vehicle intelligence solutions, has unveiled its Self-Driving System (SDS) for Automotive, a driver-assistance platform designed to give automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) scalable L2++ features with a roadmap toward L3 and L4 autonomy.
The SDS platform integrates perception, planning, and control into an end-to-end (E2E) solution that offers full system visibility for safety validation and brand-specific customization. According to the company, the system is compatible with a wide range of sensors, compute platforms, and electronic control units (ECUs), allowing OEMs to tailor solutions to their specific hardware and cost requirements.
Key capabilities include support for critical ADAS features such as parking assistance, automatic emergency braking, and highway pilot, while leveraging AI advancements like transformer-based architectures and data scaling laws to deliver human-like driving behaviors. “The solution aims to accelerate the global shift to intelligent mobility by giving OEMs the tools to build safer, continuously improving vehicles,” said Qasar Younis, co-founder and CEO of Applied Intuition.
Peter Ludwig, co-founder and CTO, added that the SDS combines state-of-the-art E2E autonomy with the flexibility OEMs need to innovate rapidly. The platform also incorporates continuous post-production upgrades, enabling automakers to enhance functionality over time while maintaining regulatory compliance and cost-effectiveness.
Applied Intuition’s platform builds on its experience in autonomous systems for trucking, mining, and defense, and is positioned as a turnkey solution for OEMs seeking to deploy advanced ADAS features quickly. The company said the SDS for Automotive provides a transparent, practical approach for manufacturers navigating the evolving landscape of vehicle intelligence and autonomous mobility.