51WORLD (06651): 51Sim Included in NVIDIA Halos SAFE Ecosystem List, Will Further Expand Safety Validation Business for Domestic and International Automakers
51WORLD (06651) announced that its subsidiary, 51Sim (Wanwu Mirror (Beijing) Computer Systems Co., Ltd.), has been included in the NVIDIA Halos SAFE ecosystem list announced by NVIDIA at GTC (October 21, 2026), and is the only Chinese company on the list.
51WORLD (06651) announced that its subsidiary, Wanwu Jingxiang (Beijing) Computer Systems Co., Ltd. (51Sim), has been included in the NVIDIA Halos SAFE ecosystem list announced by NVIDIA at GTC (October 21, 2026), making it the only Chinese company on the list.
NVIDIA Halos is NVIDIA's full-stack safety system that integrates safety elements across vehicle architecture, AI models, chips, software, tools, and services, covering a complete protection mechanism spanning the design phase, deployment phase, and validation phase. Halos was initially applied to autonomous driving and was extended to the Siasun Robot&Automation field (Halos for Robotics) in June 2026. Halos SAFE, launched by NVIDIA on October 21, 2026, is a new framework within the Halos system that combines simulation and real-vehicle testing to help developers generate measurable, traceable safety evidence for autonomous driving.
51Sim's SimOne platform, as a leading intelligent driving simulation solution in China, has deep technical expertise in large-scale parallel simulation execution in the cloud, high-fidelity rendering of multi-modal sensors, construction of complex scenarios, and closed-loop algorithm validation. After being included in the Halos SAFE ecosystem, 51Sim will advance the integration of SimOne with the Halos SAFE workflow, combining test scenarios that meet China's mandatory national standard requirements, simulation credibility assessment, and real-vehicle testing.
This inclusion in the NVIDIA Halos SAFE ecosystem marks another milestone in the company's collaboration with NVIDIA, following the March 2026 integration of 51Sim's SimOne 4.0 and Dataverse with NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec neural reconstruction technology.
Currently, the global autonomous driving industry is at a critical stage of transitioning from technical validation to large-scale commercialization, and safety compliance and validation capabilities have become core considerations for automakers when selecting simulation partners. The company believes that this inclusion in the NVIDIA Halos SAFE ecosystem will help the company further expand its safety validation business for domestic and international automakers. The SimOne platform can provide customers with support ranging from data-driven simulation to safety compliance validation. In the long run, the company believes that its simulation capabilities accumulated in the field of autonomous driving safety validation can also be extended to physical AI systems such as Siasun Robot&Automation, promoting the safer entry of physical AI into the real world.
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