Vehicle Technology Updates: Collaboration Announced Involving Volkswagen, VicOne, Block Harbor, Sasken Tech, Trustonic, SODA.Auto, LG, and Ousterr.
In the ever-evolving world of automotive technology, several key partnerships and innovations are shaping the future of the industry.
Trustonic and Sasken Technologies Collaborate for Advanced Security
Trustonic, a leading cybersecurity company, is working closely with Sasken engineers to provide advanced security options for higher level applications and services in the automotive sector. This collaboration aims to bolster the security of connected vehicles, enabling Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to build on robust foundations and power innovation.
Sasken and Trustonic Team Up for Automotive Security
Sasken Technologies has formed a new partnership with Trustonic to bring advanced security options to automotive OEMs. This partnership will help in developing solutions with the highest levels of security, ensuring the safety and privacy of connected vehicles.
Volkswagen Embraces Sustainable Future
Volkswagen is committed to a sustainable future, with the sustainable use of resources being a key pillar in their ACCELERATE strategy. The German automaker is collaborating with Revoltech GmbH to research and develop a sustainable material made from industrial hemp for use in their vehicles starting from 2028.
Revoltech and Volkswagen Join Forces for Sustainable Material
The cooperation between Revoltech and Volkswagen is a good example of the benefits for start-ups and established companies to be gained from the targeted combination of their respective strengths. The material, called LOVR, is an all-natural, 100% biological single-layer surface material that is scalable and groundbreaking for sustainability in the automotive sector.
LG Electronics Secures V2X Solution for Volkswagen
LG Electronics' V2X solution developed for Volkswagen has received the world's first Common Criteria (CC) certification for security stability in the V2X device category. This certification will further accelerate the adoption of this innovative technology in cities across North America.
SODA V: A Unified Platform for Efficient Automotive Development
SODA.Auto has launched SODA V, a unified platform for Software, Electronics, and Electrical Architecture. This platform significantly reduces the time spent on routine tasks, allowing automakers to build new software-defined vehicles in less than a year, with a budget of $600,000 compared to the industry standard of $40 million.
Ouster's Blue City Solution: A Traffic Management Game Changer
Ouster's Blue City traffic management solution has successfully passed the requirements of NEMA TS2 as a detection system for traffic actuation. This solution delivers reliable multi-modal traffic actuation and safety analytics within a single system, improving safety and efficiency while protecting the community's privacy.
Automotive Capture the Flag (CTF) 2024: A High-Stakes Global Challenge
VicOne and Block Harbor are spearheading the Automotive Capture the Flag (CTF) 2024 competition, a high-stakes global CTF challenge with more than $100,000 in prizes. This competition is set to engage and educate cybersecurity enthusiasts of all skill levels, from newcomers with no experience to security practitioners from the automotive sector and other industries.
In conclusion, the automotive industry is witnessing a surge in collaborations and innovations that are driving the sector towards a more sustainable and secure future. From advanced security solutions to groundbreaking sustainable materials, these partnerships are paving the way for a greener, safer, and more connected world.
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