Ecotron details Thor-based EATHA06 autonomy controller
Ecotron documented EATHA06 as its 2026 NVIDIA Thor-based autonomy compute platform.
Evidence notes
- Jetson Thor provides 2,070 TFLOPS of compute for real-time perception, sensor fusion and decision-making.
- An ASIL-D-rated Infineon TC397 microcontroller supplies the safety-control layer.
- The controller exposes eight GMSL/GMSL2 camera inputs plus automotive Ethernet, CAN FD, LIN, GNSS and IMU interfaces.
Company context
Ecotron develops automotive-grade control units and software platforms for electric and autonomous vehicles. Its ADCU family combines NVIDIA accelerated compute with safety-oriented Infineon microcontrollers to run perception, planning and vehicle-control workloads from development through production.