Reliable, Flexible,
Extensible
As a software-defined chassis platform, PIXLOOP offers comprehensive, open and powerful API interfaces for developers. PIXLOOP supports open-source software like Autoware and Apollo, users are empowered to focus on their application development based on PIXLOOP, significantly reducing the development cost and lead time for autonomous driving and smart vehicle applications.
PIXLOOP
- Hooke
Size: 2510 x 1700 x 630mm
70-100km
Driving Mileage
500kg
Without Load
20%
Gradability
40km/h
Maximum Speed
(Limit set by software)
4-wheel Steering
Comprehensive Safety Setup from Software, Electronics to Mechanics
Electronics
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Automotive-grade vehicle components that can work at a wide temperature range
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IP56 protection
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EPB & EHB dual safety redundancy
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Software-defined E/E architecture
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OTA(Over-the-air upgrading)-supported firmware, which keeps the functions improved and up-to-date
Software
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Rich open CAN interfaces
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Speed close-loop control
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V-model development process(Rapid Application Development) creates the robust system for VCU function development
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With bionic architecture, the cerebellum (VCU) is independent of the autonomous driving system and controls the secure actuation mechanism of PIXLOOP, reducing electronic control redundancy while ensuring autonomous driving of high safety level.
Mechanics
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Neat metal sheet body
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4-wheel double wishbone suspension
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Simulation optimization on parts structure
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Simulation optimization to significantly avoid vehicle collision
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Emergency stop button on the vehicle
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Flexible installation for sensor mounts
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ISO9001certified
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Four-wheel Ackerman steering
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Real-time feedback and display of vehicle status on the industrial remote
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Real-time auto-monitoring on the chassis battery and low voltage protection
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Vehicle online firmware management and OTA upgrade
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4-wheel hub motors with independent drive and closed-loop control
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EPB electronic parking
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In-wheel motor with hill descent assistance function
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In-wheel motor electronic drag brake
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12v|24v|72v multi-voltage power supply
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Open control interface for the lighting system
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Independent steering of front and rear wheels with multiple steering modes
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Advanced interfaces to support secondary development of motion control (Optional At Additional Cost)
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Speed accidental operation protection
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Remote emergency stop
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Soft protect on steering limit
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Remote control emergency stop
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Agile switch between Remote control / Autonomous driving mode
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Real-time data feedback of battery power level
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Pressure sensitive anti-collision interface
We Get It Covered For
The Most Desired Functions
From Developers.
When you become the customer of PIX Moving, you’re backed and supported by the whole PIX team.
Experienced project managers will reach out on regular basis to keep you in the loop on the latest progress and updates, making sure your requirements to be satisfied.
Use Cases
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PIXLOOP
Drive-by-wire chassis platform test with autonomous driving software
Country of Deployment: Netherlands
Deployment Status: Smart mobility company in the Netherlands who uses PIX autonomous driving vehicle for integrating an autonomous delivery vehicle to provide on-demand delivery services in the urban environment.
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PIXLOOP
Autonomous driving technologies test on drive-by-wire chassis platform
Country of Deployment: Ecuador
Deployment Status:
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Reduce the environmental impact of transportation through electric propulsion systems
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Test driving control technologie
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Provide mobility solutions for disabled individuals
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PIXLOOP
Smart City Implementation
City of Deployment: Shenzhen
Deployment Status: SpringCloud is the leading L4/L5 autonomy solution and service provider in South Korea. In 2022, SpringCloud launched the AI City program-Multiverse Planet to be the future technology theme park in South Korea. PIX Moving has been the official partner of Multiverse Planet since its foundation. PIX autonomous driving vehicles is utilized for its smart city implementation and autonomous vehicle deployment.
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PIXLOOP
Use in Intelligent transportation security
City of Deployment: California, USA
Deployment Status:
The system security research group at the University of California, Irvine, led by Professor Chen, is dedicated to identifying and addressing new security issues in cutting-edge computer technology. Currently, UCI has purchased the PIXsmart skateboard platform for use in research scenarios involving autonomous driving and intelligent transportation security.
College Teaching
Experiment
Enterprise Research
and Development
Dynamic performance test
Logistics
Hackathon and Racing