Secure Architecture for the Intelligent and Connected Vehicle

ASVIC

Secure Architecture For The Intelligent And Connected Vehicle

Project No.: EXP - 00171528 / MIG-20241112

ASVIC (Arquitectura Segura para el Vehículo Inteligente y Conectado) es un ambicioso proyecto de investigación industrial cuyo objetivo principal es diseñar una arquitectura avanzada y segura que permita a los vehículos alcanzar niveles altos de conducción autónoma (Nivel L4) en entornos controlados.

El proyecto integra tecnologías disruptivas de percepción, localización, control y comunicación V2X, buscando potenciar la seguridad, eficiencia y sostenibilidad en la movilidad del futuro.

Luce IT’s role in ASVIC

We bring our extensive technological development experience to equip both vehicles and connected infrastructure with advanced perception capabilities.

Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision: We design and optimize neural network algorithms and Vision Transformers.
Edge Computing: Models integrated directly into the vehicle for ultra-fast decisions without relying on the cloud.
Real-Time Safety: Instant detection of road conditions, obstacles, and active mobility patterns.

Companies forming the ASVIC consortium

The consortium—comprising Renault, Fivecom, Sigma Cognition, Luce IT, Multiverse, and Seevia—thus lays the groundwork for future innovations in the field of smart and connected vehicles, contributing to a safer, more efficient, and connected mobility model.

ASVIC Research Partners

To achieve the goals of this ambitious project, institutions such as the Automotive Technology Centre of Galicia (CTAG), the Institute of Telecommunications and Multimedia Applications (iTEAM) of the Universitat Politècnica de València, and the University of Salamanca will contribute their knowledge and expertise. The participation of these entities is backed by an allocation of €729,361, representing 22.6% of the total investment.

Project backed by the European Union

This project is funded by the Center for the Development of Technology and Innovation, E.P.E. (CDTI) under the Missions 2024 program. Furthermore, the initiative is framed within the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, receiving financial backing from the European Union through NextGenerationEU funds, as well as institutional support from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.