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Num@tec Automotive scientific and technological areas
The industrial partners of the Num@tec Automotive consortium have defined six major scientific and technological areas, and an industrialization platform. Each working group is responsible for the analysis and identification of suitable actions to conduct R&D projects.
Working Group 1: Electronic architecture and dependability
Open-endedness, robustness and reliability of electronic architectures. Integrated architecture, improvement of software diagnosability and reliability.
Working Group 2: Dependability of monitoring systems
System-oriented approach and combined hardware-software analysis.
Working Group 3: Software tools and methods
Integration of specifications from different sources, co-simulation, multi-formalism. Validated modeling of electronic automotive systems, from the requirements to the design phase.
Working Group 4: Diagnosis
Wiring loom diagnosis systems, troubleshooting decision support systems, functional diagnosis, controlled dynamic systems diagnosis.
Working Group 5: Human-machine interfaces in 15 years
Study and ergonomic analysis of HMIs using virtual reality simulation tools.
Working Group 6: Algorithms and data fusion
Development of robust and reliable software application tools to develop advanced driver assistance systems.