Consortium

Aptiv is a leading global technology company serving the transportation, aerospace and defense, telecommunications, and industrial markets. Aptiv delivers world-class products, platforms, and full-system solutions that solve customers’ toughest challenges through the Aptiv, Wind River, HellermannTyton, Intercable Automotive Solutions, and Winchester Interconnect brands

Aptiv's industry-leading sensor-to-cloud portfolio supports mission-critical systems globally, enabling a software-defined future that is safe, green and connected.

In the OSxCAR project, Aptiv is responsible for hardware integration and system architecture.

Ceteq GmbH specializes in software quality and test automation in the automotive sector.

In the OSxCAR project, CETEQ takes over the development of a cloud-based test framework for controlling and executing tests both in the browser and on connected bench systems. The goal is to expand the SiL test stage to compensate for scarce hardware resources during a development process. WebAssembly offers fantastic opportunities that need to be utilized.

paraXent GmbH is a company with the goal of making embedded systems, with a focus on FPGA technology, efficient and sustainable.

In the OSxCAR project, paraXent is responsible for developing low-latency switches and runtime-configurable communication infrastructure to optimize data transmission between vehicle components.

The University of Bielefeld contributes expertise in heterogeneous computing and hardware acceleration.

In the OSxCAR project, Universität Bielefeld is responsible for the SDVA testbench and integration of heterogeneous hardware platforms, including the RECS platform (RECSBox/t.RECS/u.RECS).

The University of Wuppertal brings expertise in real-time systems and machine learning to the project.

In OSxCAR, Bergische Universität Wuppertal is responsible for AI-based optimization of vehicle networks and leads the development of innovative approaches for software-defined vehicle architectures.