Applied Intuition and TRATON Partner on Vehicle Software
Applied Intuition and the TRATON GROUP have announced a strategic partnership to advance vehicle software platforms for TRATON's brands, such as Scania, MAN, International, and Volkswagen Truck & Bus. Announced in a press release, the collaboration aims to accelerate TRATON's technological leadership by deploying full software-defined vehicle capabilities.
Applied Intuition will provide AI-powered software products globally, leveraging its expertise in software development and TRATON's experience in industrializing software-driven commercial vehicles. The partnership will focus on deploying an industry-leading vehicle software platform and a developer toolchain across all TRATON brands, including virtualized testing in a cloud-native environment.
This partnership builds on a five-year collaboration between the two companies on tools for advanced driver-assistance systems and automated driving development. Both companies aim to deliver full software-defined vehicle capabilities to TRATON's products, enhancing value for customers and partners.
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