Idriss released an autonomous driving solution that emphasizes perception over mapping today. The system they developed independently does not rely on high-precision maps. At a symposium some time ago, Richard Yu also said that autonomous driving cannot rely on high-precision maps. Will the company's R&D and main business in the future be inclined towards smart cabins, smart cores, and smart driving?

NavInfo: Hello, the company has responded to similar questions before, including many of the statements you mentioned, which just illustrate the importance of high-precision maps. The reason why they are important is that, firstly, they "provide prior knowledge in beyond-line-of-sight situations" and thus become a necessary safety redundancy for other types of sensors; secondly, they greatly reduce the computing power requirements for the back-end algorithm. Mainstream solutions have always regarded high-precision maps as an essential element of autonomous driving systems. Thank you for your attention.