IPG Automotive joins Project ASLAN
Global leader in automotive simulation joins the burgeoning self-driving technology community IPG Automotive augments Project ASLAN stack...
Project Aslan is focused on low-speed applications of autonomous vehicles. Low-speed means lower risk, and lower technology boundaries to launching commercially viable autonomous services.
The ASLAN partners aim to share as much data on autonomous testing as we possibly can. Many of the collaborators are testing real autonomous vehicles running Aslan code, meaning that we can all learn faster, together.
Over the next 2 years these are the working groups and activities that we will be focussing on.
Please get in touch if there is an area that you think you can contribute to.
Project Aslan is guided by an advisory board of key figures in the autonomous vehicle industry:
Prof. Siraj Ahmed Shaikh - Director of Centre for Future Transport and Cities (CFTC) at Coventry University, UK
Efimia Panagiotaki - Lead Self-Driving Software Engineer, StreetDrone, UK
Garry Staunton - Remote Applications in Challenging Environments, UK
Jim O'Reilly - Ordnance Survey, UK
Mike Potts (acting chair) - CEO, StreetDrone, UK
Project Aslan's technical roadmap is developed by a committee of key figures in the autonomous vehicle industry:
Efimia Panagiotaki - Lead Self Driving Software Engineer, StreetDrone, UK
Garry Staunton - Remote Applications in Challenging Environments, UK
Bogomil Shtarkalev - ADAS Application Engineer, IPG Automotive UK
Dr Dale Richards - Human Factors Engineering, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Dr Hamidreza Bagheri -Research Fellow, Institute for Communication Systems (ICS), Home of the 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC), University of Surrey, UK
Giannis Kostakis - Director, Enkrypta Ltd, UK
Pascal Mater - Senior Technical Officer, Monash University, Civil Engineering, Australia
Giedre Sabaliauskaite – Associate Professor of Assured Autonomous Systems at Coventry University, UK
Ruth Anderson MCIHT - Data & Digital Lead, IHub Future Mobility Team, Innovation & Research, Oxfordshire County Council, UK
Project Aslan has been inspired by and was built on top of the Autoware Foundation’s open-source projects. In particular, a number of fundamental technologies have been adopted from Autoware.AI. With StreetDrone’s customisations for its electric vehicle and integration with other third-party drivers, project Aslan immensely benefits from the Autoware’s projects and the Autoware Foundation members’ contributions.