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Driving automation

The future of self-driving cars depends above all on safety and reliability, enabled by intelligent industry. We help automotive industry clients innovate and differentiate in this dynamic space.

Fully autonomous driving – one of the key outcomes of intelligent industry – is on its way, but reaching that goal in challenging.

Customers will only embrace self-driving car technology to the extent that they perceive it as safe and reliable. And to achieve acceptable levels of safety and reliability, the automotive industry will need to undertake substantial verification and validation activity, run billions of kilometers of road tests generating big data at scales rarely seen, and implement the infrastructure and analytics to process that data.

Capgemini can help automotive manufacturers to create a strategic plan for self-driving car technology, and then to implement that plan. For example, we work with OEMs to put in place the architecture and technology required to build confidence in autonomous driving software and guarantee the safety of the entire system.

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      Driving automation systems validation

      We make autonomous vehicle development and driving safe – powered by data.

      We provide end-to-end support in advanced driving automation systems validation and verification as follows:

      • We build and manage data sets for training self-driving vehicle algorithms based on both simulations and real-world data, and implement autonomous and safety functions in all vehicles.
      • We help OEMs and other players address legal responsibility issues relating to the data and systems developed, through validation and verification of autonomous driving technology.
      • We contribute extensive experience in 5G, one of the core technologies that will enable autonomous driving on public roads, and can support everything from building the infrastructure to designing and manufacturing connected vehicles with embedded 5G technology.

        Advanced Driver Assistance & Autonomous Driving Systems

        By 2030, 15% of cars sold are forecasted to be fully autonomous. And we are partnering with automotive innovators to win the ADAS race.

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        Intelligent Industry

        The next era of digital transformation is characterized by a growing convergence of product, software, data, and services across all industries.

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          Meet our experts

          Christer Bodell

          Director Automotive and Manufacturing at Capgemini Invent
          Christer Bodell works in Capgemini Invent’s Automotive and Manufacturing vertical with a focus on helping organizations get tangible business value out of Advanced Analytics and AI by making it understandable, relevant and practical.

          Daniel Strandhammar

          Head of Digital Engineering and R&D in SweFI & Head of Global Modularization
          Daniel Strandhammar is leading Capgemini Invent’s engineering and R&D capability in the Nordics. Daniel has a special focus on helping manufacturing and automotive clients improving in PLM, managing the software-driven transformation, implementing sustainable engineering, and mastering product modularization.