Applied Intuition and Honda Motor Partner to Accelerate SDV Development
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Applied Intuition and Honda Motor have signed a partnership. The collaboration aims to accelerate Honda's development of software for its next-generation software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The collaboration will bring together software experts from Applied Intuition in Japan and Silicon Valley, along with Honda's core engineers, to pursue the development of a centralized and upgradeable Honda SDV platform.
Applied Intuition and Honda Motor have signed a partnership. The collaboration aims to accelerate Honda's development of software for its next-generation software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
Applied Intuition plans to use its Vehicle OS software. The collaboration targets Honda's centralized and upgradeable SDV platform, and Honda is pushing ahead with in-house development of the platform. The partnership follows Honda's policy of accelerating its own development.
The collaboration will bring together software experts from Applied Intuition in Japan and Silicon Valley, along with Honda's core engineers. They will pursue the development of a range of SDV platforms for vehicles to support Honda's next-generation vehicle architecture.
Mahito Shikama, head of corporate strategy at Honda, said the company is moving toward a software-defined era in which vehicles can continuously evolve and offer highly personalized experiences for customers. He added that Honda expects to manage its vehicle architecture and software direction proactively through its collaboration with Applied Intuition and to accelerate in-house development as well.
Kasar Yunis, co-founder and CEO of Applied Intuition, said Honda is an automaker with world-class technology and explained that the two companies are accelerating development of SDV platforms for a range of vehicles. He added that the goal is to combine Silicon Valley-style software development with Honda's engineering capabilities to create a centralized, upgradeable vehicle platform that can be applied across a variety of vehicles and scaled to mass production.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407800
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