PATEO, Xunce, and Saimo Form Alliance to Build In-Vehicle AI Token Economy
PATEO has entered a tripartite strategic cooperation agreement with Xunce Technology and Saimo Technology, announced in a press release. The partnership aims to create a physical AI world model for vehicles based on tokens, combining in-vehicle terminals, simulation testing, data settlement, and large AI models.
The three companies will co-develop the "PATEO-Xunce-Saimo TokenOS Enhancement Modules," which will integrate edge hardware, token pricing, and unified settlement systems. The framework will support a token-based billing model, enabling multi-party revenue distribution and continuous value circulation for in-vehicle AI services.
PATEO will contribute its capabilities in cockpit systems and edge-cloud integration. Xunce Technology will provide data infrastructure and token settlement services through its TokenOS platform. Saimo Technology will offer simulation environments for model validation using its testing toolchain and site resources.
The alliance also establishes a full-stack value system within the NVIDIA ecosystem. PATEO will handle computing power and model deployment on the NVIDIA platform, Xunce Technology will manage token measurement and value flow, and Saimo Technology will provide simulation compliance verification. This cooperation extends PATEO’s previous collaboration with NVIDIA on AI computing platforms and expands its token economy strategy for the automotive sector.
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