Dataspeed, a leading provider of advanced automotive technologies, has teamed up with the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) for a full vehicle integration project focused on autonomous systems. This collaboration features Dataspeed’s Drive-By-Wire technology, enabling precise control of vehicle functions like steering, throttle, and brakes—essential for autonomous and teleoperated vehicles. The integrated vehicle will serve as a key research platform for UTM’s faculty and students, advancing innovations in autonomous mobility, vehicle communication, and navigation.
Dozens of customers across the autonomous vehicle and ADAS industry have trusted the Dataspeed team to equip a variety of vehicles with perception, navigation, and data collection technology.
The iPDS enables computer control of 12 automotive independent DC relay channels with programmable startup and shutdown sequences
The Shore Power System allows all equipment that is being powered from Dataspeed’s iPDS to operate in a lab or garage setting.
The Chrysler Pacifica, equipped with Dataspeed’s state-of-the-art autonomous technology, is playing a pivotal role in various research projects aimed at advancing both urban and rural mobility. From autonomous shuttle services to advanced driver-assistance systems, these vehicles are helping the University of Minnesota push the boundaries of what’s possible in transportation technology. This collaboration between Dataspeed and a leading higher education institution is fostering the next generation of mobility solutions, while also providing invaluable hands-on learning experiences for students and researchers.
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