Cloud-Based ADAS Simulation Toggles to Embedded System with Ease

Jan. 23, 2023

At CES 2023, TTTech Auto showcased its ADAS simulation platform that supports software-defined vehicle architectures.

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TTTech Auto specializes in safe software and hardware platforms for automated driving. The company works with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers with its platform-centric approach. I talked with CTO and Co-founder Stefan Poledna about how TTTech's MotionWise system works. This is a modular middleware solution supporting software-defined vehicle architectures.

The system integrates with software frameworks like AUTOSAR and ROS 2. It runs on safety RTOSes like BlackBerry QNX. The platform, designed for environments that require ASIL D certification, delivers a transparent abstraction of computational resources across multi-SoC/multi-ECU architectures.

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