en.Wedoany.com Reported - BMW Group has announced a partnership with Mistral AI to apply artificial intelligence to crash simulation, aiming to optimize the quality, precision, and speed of vehicle safety engineering processes, while laying the foundation for expanding this technology to other areas of vehicle development.

In the automotive industry, the ability to process large volumes of data and generate accurate predictive models has become a key competitive factor. BMW Group conducts thousands of crash simulation tests each week to evaluate vehicle structural behavior and ensure safety standards are met before actual production. The historical data accumulated by the company over years of work exceeds 1 PB.

Franz Decker, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at BMW Group, stated that by combining engineering datasets with Mistral AI's model training capabilities, they are building specialized artificial intelligence capable of supporting complex development tasks. Unlike general-purpose models, this collaboration focuses on understanding systems within automotive engineering processes, with these development outcomes referred to as Large Industrial Models (LIM).

Large Industrial Models (LIM) are trained using information from simulations, safety tests, and vehicle development processes, enabling professional expertise to be directly integrated into AI models. This approach helps identify complex patterns, accelerate result analysis, and improve decision-making in new vehicle design and validation processes. The collaboration strengthens BMW Group's technological innovation ecosystem and opens doors for applications in other value chain areas such as manufacturing and production process optimization.

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