Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform provides more referencing vehicle options for developers, and it also helps auto OEM/Vehicle providers to connect with more developers who work on autonomous driving technology.
OEM/Vehicle providers will provide vehicle related information (including but not limited to CANBUS DBC File, vehicle dynamics parameters, and etc.) and upload it to the Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform’s web page. The uploading of information authorizes Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform to process and change the uploaded data based on the platform’s requirements, and make the information available to the Apollo Developer Community.
Developers who use the data from the Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform must comply with the Apollo Platform’s Terms of Use, and must not violate the legal rights of the platform and the OEM/Vehicle providers.
OEM/Vehicle providers’ collective agreement:
- Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform certifies the compatibility of the Drive-by-wire requirements that were entailed by the Apollo Platform
- OEM/Vehicle providers are the sole owners of the provided information (including but not limited to CANBUS DBC File, vehicle dynamics parameters, and etc.)
- If there are changes made to the information provided by the OEM/Vehicle providers, it requires the authorization from the product owners. Provided content must comply with the legal requirements. Violations of such a right entails legal responsibility. If OEM/Vehicle providers see any information displayed on the Apollo Open Certificate Platform’s website infringed their lawful rights, please contact apollopartner@baidu.com. We are committed to protecting your legal rights.