At RTR2026, CODE4EV took part in the session dedicated to software-defined vehicles (SDVs) – one of the most transformative topics in mobility today. The project shared the stage with Twin-Loop and HAL4SDV, bringing together two complementary perspectives connected through two major European funding programmes: Horizon Europe (2Zero) and Chips JU. The session emphasized the fast pace of software innovation and […]
The CODE4EV project was proudly represented at this year’s European Nanoelectronics Applications, Design & Technology Conference (ADTC), held in Grenoble, France. This annual event brings together leading experts in mobility innovation, microelectronics, and digital technology to discuss the future of connected, automated, and software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Our colleague Eric Armengaud took the stage in Technical Session 7: Software-Defined Vehicles, […]
The CODE4EV consortium has successfully completed its first General Assembly, hosted in Erfurt by our project coordinator Valentin Ivanov and the Smart Vehicle Systems Working Group at Technische Universität Ilmenau. This hybrid meeting marked a significant milestone in the early phase of the project, bringing together partners from across Europe both in person and online. The General Assembly served as […]
The CODE4EV project is off to a great start. Our first online consortium meeting brought together all project partners for a productive exchange and alignment on our shared goals. This kick-off session laid the groundwork for the work ahead. Each partner introduced their role in the project and shared initial ideas and approaches. The meeting […]
We are delighted to inform you that the CODE4EV project has been proposed for funding under the Horizon Europe framework. This forward-thinking initiative is dedicated to the advancement of software-defined vehicles, a cutting-edge field that has the potential to revolutionise automotive technology by combining innovation, efficiency, and customisation. A dynamic consortium of 14 partners from […]
A Colalborative Development Framework (CoDe-Framework) includes tools that enable remote, distributed, and shared development processes for the SDV design. The framework has a layered structure. Application Layer may include a full (by “manager”) or partial (by “agents”) replication of a SDV architecture as well as cloud-based elements, e.g., dynamic datasets, decision-maker components et al. Interface Layer is allocated for […]
As a part of complex research, CODE4EV uses a concept of distributed and remote experiments, which was proposed in previous Horizon 2020 project XILforEV “Connected and Shared X-in-the-loop Environment for Electric Vehicles Development”. To give a credit to this important background, we would like to share XILforEV advertising video.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101192739.