Gasgoo Munich-Baolong Automotive recently announced the start of mass production for its second-generation 11V ADAS full-vision perception solution. The system is supplied to leading domestic automakers as well as American and Japanese brands, designed to cover intelligent driving scenarios for passenger vehicles.Image source: Baolong AutomotiveThis follows the entry of China's smart driving sector into a cycle of mandatory safety compliance and high-redundancy perception. With the mandatory GB 47955 L2 standard taking effect in January 2027 and UNR171-02 regulations approaching, Baolong Automotive aims to help automakers accelerate compliance upgrades.The system features 11 cameras: two 8-megapixel front-facing units, four 3-megapixel surround-view cameras, four 3-megapixel side-view cameras, and one 3-megapixel rear-view camera. The setup offers high integration, low power consumption, robust shock resistance, and operation in extreme temperatures. The dual 8MP front cameras utilize a 120°/30° dual-FOV wide-and-narrow combination to capture long-range, high-definition road data. This enables precise identification of lanes, vehicles, and road signs, supporting highway driving and lane-change assistance.The solution is compatible with mainstream system-on-chip platforms from Nvidia, Horizon Robotics, Qualcomm, and SensingTech, balancing domestic compliance requirements with overseas market demands. Leveraging multi-camera redundancy, the system detects crossing pedestrians, sudden cut-ins, and irregular obstacles early. This reduces perception blind spots and strengthens safety redundancy for autonomous emergency braking (AEB) and urban Navigate on Autopilot (NOA).Baolong Automotive plans to iterate its high-definition perception technology to promote the mass deployment and regulatory compliance of advanced intelligent driving systems.