Audi, VW’s software unit join group developing safe system architecture for self-driving vehicles
Working group aims to help pave the way for mass production of autonomous cars
Nathan Eddy
Volkswagen
VW is preparing a version of its ID Buzz upcoming microbus with Level 4 autonomy meaning the vehicle can drive itself under certain conditions to be ready for commercial transport of people and goods for 2025.
Audi, British semiconductor company Arm, and Cariad, Volkswagen Group s automotive software unit, are among the initial partners of a safe software working group established within The Autonomous, an organization dedicated to developing autonomous vehicle technology.
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Date: 5 March 2021Source: www.hegla.com
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Date: 5 March 2021
The project is under the leadership of the Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering IESE in Kaiserslautern.
HEGLA is participating in the research project BaSys überProd (Basic system for cross-company production support).
Since the beginning of 2021, HEGLA has been working alongside 20 partners from science and business to develop software solutions for the transformation toward digitalized, flexible ‘smart factory’ production for the manufacturing of products with a greater degree of customisation. Although physical production systems and production lines are often flexible to some extent, only parts of them can be transformed and modifications usually entail high costs.
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