FEATURE
GREEN BUSINESS
The UK is leading Europe towards an ambitious target of net zero emissions by 2030, and the automotive industry is contributing significantly towards this goal.
This has resulted in huge investments in R&D and innovation. Thus, the OEMs, Tier1s and startups of this industry are aligning themselves with the megatrend of Connected, Autonomous, Smart & Electric (CASE) technologies, and are adopting newer technologies in their operations at an unprecedented scale, such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data & analytics, internet of things (IoT) and blockchain.
The European automotive industry is also well situated to be the centre for developing, testing, and adopting new technologies - and this has prompted Methodica Technologies to enter the UK & Europe market by leveraging our global presence in the US, Canada and Germany to further support its growth.
Methodica Technologies Ltd. is an emerging global technology consulting firm, offering embedded solutions supporting the automotive industry. Its goal is to become a preferred total solutions provider for Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP), Embedded Software & Model-Based Development (MBD), Calibration Support, Test Automation and Hardware in Loop Testing (HIL).
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In this everchanging and disruptive e-mobility landscape, Methodica has already grabbed attention from OEMs, Tier1s and Start-ups, with state-of-the-art IT & office infrastructure and niche expertise.
Vivek Maladkar Director - Europe Business & Operations Unit
” PARTNERSHIP VALUE PROPOSITION
• Facilitating the client to excel in the latest tools and standards
• Enabling the client to select the best toolchain and provide them flexible high-end test platform
• Decreasing time to market on large complex vehicle programmes
• Unique solutions for Automotive start-ups enabling small to midsize players.
Tel: +44 786 750 5709 Email:
operations@methodicatech.com Website:
www.methodicatech.com
56 business network April 2021
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