Tag: software defined vehicle

AWS re:Invent 2024 unveiled game-changing innovations powering the automotive future – autonomous driving breakthroughs, connected vehicle insights, generative AI assistants, sustainable supply chains, and legacy system modernization.

As the world becomes increasingly more digital and connected, trucks, buses, vans, and specialized vehicles are evolving into sophisticated software-defined machines. This change has shifted priorities to reshape fleet operations, enhance driver experiences, and redefine the nature of commercial mobility. Compared to the passenger car industry, commercial vehicle Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) need to deal […]

Auto-racing teams continue to push the boundaries of track day performances for both vehicles and drivers. The combination of cross-functional teams involved in driver success goes beyond what is shown during the race event and extends to deep collaborations with automakers. Automakers are engaged in constant feedback loops to optimize the performance of their cars […]

As automakers strive to enhance the in-cabin user experience, automotive development teams are tasked with delivering more features and integrations than ever before while balancing trade-offs between complexity and maintenance. Supercharging development for an automotive e-cockpit on Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps development teams to accelerate software output while achieving bit parity. With the advent […]

AWS for Automotive offers Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) solutions, helping to address the needs of the automotive industry to handle increasing software complexity, improve cost control, and enhance product quality. AWS is innovating on SDV solutions that include the ability to deploy virtualized automotive hardware and software stacks on AWS. This includes building and deploying Google’s […]

The development of modern vehicles requires extensive collaboration between automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and their multi-tiered supplier network. During the integration phase, an OEM and its supplier tiers verify that all components fit with one another and satisfy the OEM’s requirements. This phase is mostly performed towards the end of the vehicle development lifecycle […]

Today’s vehicles are increasingly defined by software and innovative semiconductor technology. This increased software content can bring greater risk of failure, whether within the software itself or the semiconductor components. Fortunately, the risks can be mitigated by automakers. The ongoing collaboration between Synopsys and Amazon Web Services (AWS) can help automakers enhance automotive system and […]

Stellantis N.V., born from the merger of FCA and PSA Group, leads the change towards software defined vehicles (SDV). As part of this transformation, AWS and Stellantis created the “Virtual Engineering Workbench (VEW)”, a modular framework to develop, integrate, and test vehicle software in the cloud, ultimately connecting their vehicles to the cloud. Today’s automakers […]

Introduction Developers face many challenges when building web-based enterprise applications, including rapid prototyping to test ideas, setting up the infrastructure for static web site asset hosting, hosting business logic, exposing APIs and ensuring security across all layers. In this blog post, we show how Stellantis uses AWS serverless services to help build its Virtual Engineering […]

As we reflect on the impactful events of Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent 2023, it’s clear that this year’s conference, which took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, was a nexus of innovation and forward-thinking, especially for the automotive and manufacturing sector. This recap is dedicated to distilling the wealth of information and announcements made during […]