The aim of the international project is to implement adjustments in cyber-physical systems more easily and reliably with the help of AI and digital twins. The technology is intended to help shorten the development time of new systems and enable standardized and resource-saving development. This is particularly important for safety evidence. In addition to Germany, the Netherlands and Finland are participating in the project.

The German consortium of the ASIMOV project is examining issues relating to the use of AI in the development and testing of highly automated vehicles. NorCom’s tasks include the development of architecture, methods and the AI ​​framework for model training and synchronization so that the training of innovative AI algorithms with digital twins can be used in industrial practice. Other German partners besides NorCom are AVL, LiangDao, OFFIS, RA Consulting and TrianGraphics.

"We are very pleased about the selection and inclusion of NorCom in the ASIMOV consortium and the opportunity to advance and shape the project with our expertise and professional orientation," comments Dr. Tobias Abthoff, Managing Director of NorCom. "The development of practice-relevant AI methodology in the context of digital twinning and ADAS / automated driving fits perfectly with the orientation of NorCom and opens up many exciting points of contact with regard to related business areas such as IIoT or production – both in the area of ​​our services and our product development."

The national project ASIMOV is part of the “highTechStrategie 2025 (HTS 2025)” initiative of the federal government and will start in the third quarter.Further information on the project: https://itea3.org/…