Published January 1, 2025
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ShapeFuture - Technical Progress After Year 1
Creators
- Druml, Norbert1
- Gschwandtner, Martin1
- Jeannin, Mayeul1
- Matischek, Rainer1
- Lielamurs, Edgars2
- Celitans, Maksis2
- Ozols, Kaspars2
- Demiralay, Nurullah3
- Tayfur, Besir4
- Gulbas, Ismail Sinan4
- Kucuk, Nadir4
- Kiyat, Isa5
- Nasolo, Yahya6
- Brandt, Jens7
- Puetz, Noah Christoph7
- Bartz-Beielstein, Thomas7
- Isola, Jose8
- Mandic, Nikola9
- Flamigni, Francesca10
- Kuehhas, Alexander11
- 1. Infineon Technol AG, Graz, Austria
- 2. Inst Elect & Comp Sci, Riga, Latvia
- 3. Smart Universal, Istanbul, Turkiye
- 4. SANLAB, Istanbul, Turkiye
- 5. TUBITAK BILGEM, Istanbul, Turkiye
- 6. Hema Endustri AS, Istanbul, Turkiye
- 7. TH Koln, Cologne, Germany
- 8. BYLOGIX SRL, Grugliasco, Italy
- 9. AVL LIST GMBH, Vienna, Austria
- 10. TTTech, Vienna, Austria
- 11. TTTech Auto, Vienna, Austria
Description
ShapeFuture will drive innovation in fundamental Electronic Components and Systems (ECS) that are essential for robust, powerful, fail-operational and integrated perception, cognition, AI-enabled decision making, resilient automation and computing, as well as communications, for highly automated vehicles.
The overarching vision of ShapeFuture is to bring ECS Innovation to the heart of Europe's Mobility Transformation, thereby elevating sovereignty by perfecting programmable ECS solutions for intelligent, safe, connected, and highly automated vehicles. In this paper, we detail not only the vision and mission of the ShapeFuture project, but we also showcase the results achieved during the first year.
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