Huawei Details HarmonyOS Cockpit Smart Scenarios and Xiaoyi AI Agent
Huawei released an official Q&A detailing the HarmonyOS intelligent cockpit's 'Smart Scenario' automation feature and the capabilities of the Xiaoyi AI agent based on the MoLA 2.0 architecture. The update highlights conditional automation rules and advanced features like ultra-fuzzy address navigation and natural language vehicle control. These features demonstrate the ongoing integration of advanced AI and multi-agent systems into automotive software, shifting vehicles from manual command-driven interfaces to context-aware, proactive smart spaces. This trend enhances user convenience and sets a higher standard for intelligent cockpit interactions in the electric vehicle market. The 'Smart Scenario' system executes multi-step actions based on specific triggers like entering D-gear or passenger seat occupancy, while the MoLA 2.0 architecture enables the navigation agent to handle complex multi-waypoint planning and colloquial queries like finding places that 'can photograph the Canton Tower'.
## BACKGROUND
HarmonyOS is Huawei's distributed operating system, extended here into smart vehicles to manage in-car infotainment, vehicle controls, and AI features. MoLA 2.0 serves as an underlying multi-modal hybrid large model architecture that unifies professional agents like navigation and chat to handle complex user demands.