The 130 km/h Emergency Steering Run

BYD staged a real-world test in which its Seal 07 sedan, fitted with God's Eye assisted driving, steered itself around a sudden obstacle at 130 km/h to avert a crash. The scenario began with the sedan following a Sealion 05 SUV at that speed; the SUV then changed lines, revealing a stationary mock target car ahead.

The clip stops just after the Seal 07 clears the mock car, so whether it re-entered the lane or kept going straight is not shown.

Two More Scenarios at 90 km/h

A second scenario ran at 90 km/h, this time with the Seal 07 sandwiched between the Sealion 05 SUV and a truck. In a third, also at 90 km/h, the car had to dodge a child dummy that stepped out from behind a parked vehicle.

God's Eye B Hardware and Dimensions

The Seal 07 carries the God's Eye B assisted driving system, whose sensing suite comprises a roof-mounted LiDAR, 12 cameras, 12 ultrasonic sensors and five mm-wave radars. A single Nvidia Drive Orin X chip, with 254 TOPS of computing power, processes their inputs.

Its body measures 5080/1960/1495 mm with a 2,960 mm wheelbase, and the cabin features a 15.6-inch touchscreen alongside a 10.25-inch LCD instrument cluster.

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