News, 1 July 2025
Nullmax and Black Sesame Technologies have partnered to develop a mass-production Advanced Driver-Assistance System (ADAS) solution for mainstream vehicles, targeting the CNY 80,000 to CNY 150,000 price range. This solution integrates Nullmax’s full-stack software and advanced visual perception algorithms with Black Sesame Technologies’ Wudang® C1236 cross-domain computing chip.
The comprehensive ADAS system offers features such as city memory navigation assistance, highway navigation assistance, and memory parking, designed to meet real-world driving needs. This partnership seeks to make advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) capabilities, typically found in high-end vehicles, accessible to a wider audience, thereby democratizing smart driving technology.
Nullmax is recognized for its strong visual perception algorithms and ADAS solutions, widely applied in mass production and specializing in BEV-AI algorithm deployment and multi-core computing. Black Sesame Technologies, a leading provider of automotive-grade intelligent computing chips since 2016, offers both its Huashan and Wudang series chips.
By combining the C1236 chip’s cost-effectiveness with Nullmax’s algorithms and engineering expertise, their joint effort seeks to set a new standard for ADAS in the mainstream market, promoting “equal access to ADAS.” This partnership provides cost-effective, practical, and intelligent travel experiences, as both companies commit to ongoing strategic cooperation to advance technological innovation and widespread ADAS adoption, making intelligent driving assistance a standard feature.
About Nullmax
Nullmax is an AI tech company focused on developing autonomous driving applications and intelligent transformation for the mobility industry, recognized for its visual perception algorithms and ADAS solutions in mass production.
About Black Sesame Technologies
Black Sesame Technologies, founded in 2016, is a leading provider of automotive-grade intelligent computing chips and solutions, known for its Huashan and Wudang series chips, and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 2024.
