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he Transport Technology Forum (TTF) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Automotive Electronic Systems Innovation Network (AESIN) to share knowledge about Connected and Highly Automated Vehicles technology.

Download the White Paper “Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS)” has come to prominence as a leading strand to the future mobility needs of an expanding world, based upon fleets of connected, highly automated vehicles. MaaS systems already exist that integrate the current communication, data, and location aware services of conventional, multimodal transport systems.

Electronics manufacturing company Jaltek, have chosen Aegis Software’s digital Manufacturing Execution System (MES) platform FactoryLogix (FLx) to support all aspects of production at their facility in Luton.

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Welcome to the spring AESIN Newsletter. Off the back of our recent success at the Virtual AESIN Automotive Electronics Summit, we look forward to our upcoming AESIN Virtual Security Conference, to be held on 21st of July, chaired and supported by Thales. If you missed out on the AESIN Summit

On April 13th 2021, AESIN hosted its first virtual Auto Electronics Summit, welcoming guests from across the UK and Europe. We had a fantastic selection of speakers including the President of SEMI Europe, Laith Altimime and CEO of the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) Ian Constance, covering topics such as CCAV

Artificial Intelligence (AI) based systems are becoming prevalent in a wide range of industries, distinguishing new innovative products with inference capabilities.  However, their introduction brings additional challenges regarding their reliability, safety and security. This series of 3 free-to-attend webinars will outline those challenges and how they can be demonstrably overcome

The awards are open to all organisations active within the tech industry, with award categories to fit organisations and individuals across the sector. They are FREE to enter, with a simple online process.

Driving the Electric Revolution is a UK-wide programme to develop the UK’s clean and resilient supply chains in power electronics, machines and drives (PEMD). Driving the Electric Revolution has invested £33m in expanding open access facilities for PEMD through the Industrialisation Centres (DER-IC).  Their mission is to make the UK globally