ASIC chips can improve the data processing speed of in-vehicle information at a relatively low level of energy consumption. Although the cost of R&D and the first “opening the mold” is high, the cost of mass production is low. It is an ideal large-scale solution after the algorithm is mature. However, it is impossible to have both, low power consumption, large computing power, and programmable flexibility (to cope with the rapid upgrade of algorithms) cannot be perfectly balanced in the short term, which is what some car companies are currently working on. point.