MobileDrive Builds ADAS Vision with Siemens Xcelerator
Focus on developing algorithms and software controls for general and advanced ADAS

Siemens Digital Industries Software announced on the 27th that MobileDrive, a Taiwanese mobility company, is supporting ADAS development by adopting a Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach using the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio and comprehensive digital twin technology.

MobileDrive, established in 2021 as a joint venture between FIH Mobile and Stellantis, focuses on developing infotainment, telematics, and cloud service platforms along with auxiliary hardware and software.

MobileDrive, combining over 15 years of software and hardware integration experience, is the first Taiwanese company capable of providing complete in-vehicle solutions equipped with cutting-edge AI technology.

MobileDrive, aiming to provide the highest quality software that meets market demand within the timeline, has focused on developing algorithms and software controls for general and advanced ADAS applications such as Lane Keeping Assist, Emergency Lane Keeping, Lane Keeping Control, Automatic Lane Change, Emergency Steering Assist, and Autonomous Emergency Steering using a model-based framework.

Siemens' Simcenter engineering and consulting services to achieve Mobile Drive's goalsThe team collaborated with MobileDrive to leverage the Siemens Xcelerator software and services portfolio to provide a complete methodology and roadmap for the ADAS vision based on market-leading overall vehicle requirements, while simultaneously developing control algorithms and building detailed scenario-based system models including sensors and vehicle dynamics.

By applying this system model to a virtual test environment, the MobileDrive team was able to observe the vehicle as a true digital twin, enabling them to quickly identify and resolve system and software performance issues early in the development cycle.

Ultimately, MobileDrive realized a more effective and stable software development process before the actual prototype was created.

"The automotive industry is undergoing a major transformation to better meet user needs across various scenarios and provide a more intuitive and seamless in-vehicle user experience," said Winston Hsu, CTO of MobileDrive. "Thanks to our collaboration with Siemens, we are now able to launch our products to market in a much simpler and more efficient way."