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AUTOSAR Adaptive is an essential software component that will make a significant contribution to the development of high-performance ECUs in the future.

Vector simplifies the introduction of AUTOSAR Adaptive: The model-based E/E development environment PREEvision comprehensively supports users in expanding existing software and hardware architectures with the capabilities of the AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform.

The more tasks that driver assistance systems assume along the way to autonomous driving, the greater the number of

sensors in the vehicle from different suppliers. Real road traffic provides the ideal reference data for testing – in endless

variety. For this purpose, OEMs and system suppliers are sending test vehicles equipped with high-end data loggers onto

the streets to collect data. That data is then used to precisely ”re-simulate“ certain traffic situations in the laboratory

to test new or refined ADAS sensing and control logic. Instead of implementing numerous sensor-specific logging systems,

what is required are scalable approaches and strategies.

Is Vector a good employer? Is Vector an enjoyable place to work? Is a job with Vector satisfying? There are no general answers to these questions. Rather, it depends who you ask. We have asked our employees – many, in fact – working in a wide range of positions.

Vector has been constantly growing at its headquarters in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf for the last 30 years. The rapidly expanding workforce made a large new development necessary in order to extend the four existing buildings. The fifth, and so far the largest, of the Vector buildings at the company's headquarters was completed in August 2016. This modern and very attractive new complex consisting of office space, a canteen, large training area and underground car park also comprises a landscaped area and forms the Vector Campus in combination with the pre-existing buildings.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Something was different on this Wednesday in November in a place where budding and seasoned engineers from all over the world normally sit in order to thoroughly investigate CANoe, CANalyzer & Co. The ladies and gentlemen participating in the two Vector Academy Workshops were young: strikingly young. And merry giggling penetrated the seminar room doors more frequently than usual. What had happened?