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SAICEC and Siemens partner for chip-to-vehicle digital twin validation
SAICEC uses Siemens PAVE360 to create digital twins of automotive systems, enabling certified chip-to-vehicle verification and accelerating Software Defined Vehicle development.
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Siemens announced that SAICEC, a leading provider of chip and system design services for the automotive industry, has begun building complex digital twins of automotive architectures based on Siemens’ PAVE360™ software, facilitating comprehensive verification of automotive components from system-level to chip-level.
This initiative will accelerate the adoption of advanced solutions that help overcome the challenges of software-defined vehicle (SDV) development. It also supports OEMs in identifying next-generation chip technologies and developing critical systems at the scale and speed demanded by the mobility industry.
SDV programs grow in complexity as consumer expectations for integrated technology also continue to increase. Today’s automotive hardware and software teams often operate in silos across disparate environments, with limited access to a system-level view until final hardware is available. This lack of early-stage validation leads to costly redesigns when final hardware fails certification tests. System-level verification before hardware availability is now essential for future success.
PAVE360 leverages Siemens’ Innexis™ software environment combined with supporting technologies to empower users to create system-level digital twins of ADAS and IVI capabilities. These digital twins can be connected to reference vehicles to perform functional validation from the earliest design stages. OEMs and suppliers alike can leverage PAVE360 to accelerate validation and foster innovation within a proven, real-world digital environment.
To learn more about how Siemens’ PAVE360 is helping customers like SAICEC reduce vehicle development timelines, visit website.
www.siemens.com
This initiative will accelerate the adoption of advanced solutions that help overcome the challenges of software-defined vehicle (SDV) development. It also supports OEMs in identifying next-generation chip technologies and developing critical systems at the scale and speed demanded by the mobility industry.
SDV programs grow in complexity as consumer expectations for integrated technology also continue to increase. Today’s automotive hardware and software teams often operate in silos across disparate environments, with limited access to a system-level view until final hardware is available. This lack of early-stage validation leads to costly redesigns when final hardware fails certification tests. System-level verification before hardware availability is now essential for future success.
PAVE360 leverages Siemens’ Innexis™ software environment combined with supporting technologies to empower users to create system-level digital twins of ADAS and IVI capabilities. These digital twins can be connected to reference vehicles to perform functional validation from the earliest design stages. OEMs and suppliers alike can leverage PAVE360 to accelerate validation and foster innovation within a proven, real-world digital environment.
To learn more about how Siemens’ PAVE360 is helping customers like SAICEC reduce vehicle development timelines, visit website.
www.siemens.com
