Research

A virtual event initiated by the Swedish Embassy in Vienna brought together entrepreneurial minds from Austria and Sweden. TTTech among them.

Car and rail Over-the-Air software updates may soon become safer and more secure thanks to the results of the EU-funded UP2DATE project. The first project milestones were presented in an online conference in summer 2020.

New IoT architectures with smart sensors, actuators and integrated IoT edge components help enable more predictability and flexibility in production.

A joint paper submitted by TTTech Labs Corporate Scientist Silviu Craciunas with researchers from the Technical University of Denmark, has won the Emerging Technologies Best Paper Award at the 25th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA 2020).

In the brochure “Powering the Digital Transformation in Europe” recently published by the European research funding program conducted by the ECSEL Joint Undertaking (JU), TTTech was quoted as “possibly the defining success story” regarding SMEs within the program.

UP2DATE will provide new software paradigms for safe and secure over-the-air software updates of mixed-criticality, cyber-physical systems (MCCPS).

A prototype chip was developed and built which can now be qualified for space applications, but also for use in other environments.

The AIRC studies the integration of systems and platforms into aerospace applications. Current research deals with solutions that can be applied to drones.

Cooperation with Cranfield University for research on embedded systems

TTTech’s engagement in selected research projects forms the base for sustainably providing cutting-edge technology to our customers.

Press release: TTTech joined the large European research project DREAMS, in which TTTech targets the improvement of architectures of networked multicores.

TTTech successfully coordinated the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking project “INDEXYS” throughout its 36 month project life-time.

Press release: TTTech is part of an international research project named HOL-I-WOOD PR that is developing an innovative robot for the woodworking industry.

The ACROSS (Artemis CROSS Domain architecture) project combines research efforts of 19 companies.