Enabling hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation for the development of autonomous vehicle algorithms requires access to real data generated in-vehicle.
Ethernet-connected video and lidar sensors produce high volumes of data but it’s also important to have access to traditional CAN interfaces to interleave throttle, V2X, and braking information.
With TRX D8 1.0, you can collect data from Ethernet and CAN and store up to 240 TB of encrypted data in a single, easy-to-remove storage cassette.
TRX D8 1.0
Key Features
- Intel Xeon D 8-Core (D-1539)
- 96 GB RAM
- 500 GB CFX (VIK+) storage for KlasOS Keel
- Supports RAID levels 0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, 60
- Removable 8-drive cassette with SAS/SATA support, each with 12 Gbps or
6 Gbps respectively - Support for 8 additional SSDs
- Supercap option for battery-backed cache
- Self-encrypting drive support
- Vehicle power adapter for 10-36 V operation
Solutions
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Raven
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