TomTom brings AI-powered talking cars to life with Azure
summary
TomTom builds a working Digital Cockpit that uses Azure OpenAI Service for reasoning, Azure Speech for ASR/TTS, AKS to host services, and Azure Cosmos DB with native vector search and DiskANN to store both short‑term memory and semantic knowledge; a live demo shows routing to an EV charger and changing climate settings. The team prototypes in the OpenAI Playground, moves to an AKS + Bicep infra repo, uses Azure Cosmos DB DiskANN, retrieval augmented generation, and AKS Automatic and reports the system running reliably in cloud POCs.
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- 0:00Introduction to TomTom
- 1:30Generative AI in the cockpit
- 4:14Digital cockpit demo
- 5:07Architecture and development
- 9:38New Azure AI capabilities
- 15:22Prototyping and iteration
- 17:07Infrastructure and AKS
- 23:07Memory and knowledge management
- 25:24Cosmos DB advancements
- 32:39Production readiness
- 36:12Q&A and closing remarks
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