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With the convergence of advanced In-vehicle electronics, Communication technology and Telematics, automobiles of today are undergoing a complete re-invention yet again. In recent years, the industry has seen unprecedented global competition as seen in emergence of Asian manufacturers, forging of newer alliances and industry initiatives like the AUTOSAR.
The changing face of today's automobile can be credited to the following:
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Evolving but demanding consumer tastes and preferences |
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Emerging Safety and Environmental norms |
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Shorter innovation cycles using upcoming technologies |
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Infrastructure Standardisation for distributed systems. |
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| Automotive systems and technologies are constantly being innovated, the impact of which is manifold:
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Increasingly competitive landscape leading to frequent new product introductions with greater demand on innovation and faster design cycle |
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System and sub-system designs constantly being driven by increase in electronic content as seen in a number of upcoming automotive applications: |
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Powertrain & Transmission - Powertrain controls, Integrated Starter Alternator (ISA), Infinitely Variable Transmission (IVT), Electromagnetic Valve Train (EVT), Ignition sensing, 42V architectureautomotive-service-offerings |
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Chassis Control - X-by-Wire (Control-by-Wire, Brake-by-Wire), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Collision Avoidance |
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Safety - Lane departure warning, Tire pressure monitoring, Blindspot detection, Night vision, Vision enhancement, Driver conditioning and monitoring, Safety event recorder |
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Body & Comfort - Driver assistance, Keyless entry, Voice recognition, Passenger position sensing |
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Increasing in-vehicle electronics content forcing OEMs to collaborate more by standardising the software development |
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Supply chain challenges for OEMs ranging from the choice of CRM, PLM and ERP solutions to complex issues of managing vendor relations, Product Lifecycle Management and Inventory Management |
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| Patni value proposition |
| As part of the 1500+ R&D engineers strong Patni's Product Engineering Services business unit, the Automotive vertical offers leading OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers unmatched engineering solutions with:
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Strong Domain knowledge acquired through 10+ years of experience in providing Product Engineering services |
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Strong R&D wing to develop consulting frameworks, methodologies, tools and skills leveraging niche and emerging technologies which in turn enables Patni to be a trusted collaborator to its clients |
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Strong capabilities in Electronic Control Unit (ECU) hardware, Firmware, Hardware Abstraction Layer, Real-time Embedded Software development and Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) in Automotive |
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Cross-industry expertise in Converging technologies from Wireless and Consumer Electronics domain |
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Expertise in Model Driven Architecture (MDA) for ease of application porting from one environment to another by first creating one or more platform-independent models (PIM) and then translating into one or more platform-specific models (PSM |
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Dedicated lab-set up for independent verification and validation of components |
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Active participation in various national and international industry forums and strategic partnerships. |
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