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BMW schakelt KPIT en TTTech in als software-ontwikkelingspartners voor autonoom rijden. Sterke samenwerkingen maken autonoom rijplatform mogelijk.

De BMW Group heeft opnieuw experts in de ontwikkeling van software geselecteerd waardoor het netwerk van partners verder wordt versterkt. Het doel van de samenwerking met KPIT en TTTech is om de ontwikkeling van een Autonoom Rijplatform verder te zetten en samen te werken aan de ontwikkeling van de functies in niveau 3 en niveau 4/5 (automatisch piloot op de snelweg en in een stedelijke omgeving).

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Alternatieve Aandrijfsystemen, Mobiliteit van de Toekomst
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Automated Driving
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Driver Assistance Systems
 

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De BMW Group heeft opnieuw experts in de ontwikkeling van software geselecteerd waardoor het netwerk van partners verder wordt versterkt. Het doel van de samenwerking met KPIT en TTTech is om de ontwikkeling van een Autonoom Rijplatform verder te zetten en samen te werken aan de ontwikkeling van de functies in niveau 3 en niveau 4/5 (automatisch piloot op de snelweg en in een stedelijke omgeving).

 

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  • In teaming up with KPIT and TTTech, the BMW Group has chosen software partners with a global footprint and proven expertise in the development of both software platforms and autonomous driving technologies.
  • The partners will be able to assist with rolling out the software stack within the Autonomous Driving Platform to third parties, thereby facilitating access for OEMs.

Munich. The BMW Group has once again selected expert software development partners, further consolidating its partner network in the process. The aim of the collaboration with KPIT and TTTech is to press ahead with the scalable Autonomous Driving Platform and to work together on the development of Level 3 and Level 4/5 functions (Highway Pilot and Urban Pilot). This move bolsters the BMW Group’s development resources for automated driving and represents another step forward in its quest to expand the platform’s ecosystem and establish the technology in the automotive industry.

KPIT and TTTech will be well positioned to help roll out the software stack within the Autonomous Driving Platform to third parties. This will make it easier to integrate other OEMs and begin offering scalable software solutions across the industry.

“Tackling this immense challenge calls for an all-embracing approach,” said Elmar Frickenstein, Senior Vice President Fully Automated Driving and Driver Assistance, BMW AG Munich. “This includes building strong alliances that allow us to gain valuable know-how and also speed things up. In order to achieve our objective in 2021, we are collaborating with the best technology partners in the world.” This explains the recent development of BMW Group partnerships in the field of autonomous driving.

Since July 2016, the BMW Group has been developing a network of world-leading technology partners to help expand the platform’s footprint. These include Intel, Mobileye, Continental, Magna, FCA, Aptiv and Baidu.

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