Kontrol converts laws, standards, and regulations into machine-readable language and digitizes them.
Both companies promote road safety by providing necessary regulatory updates to customers

Infineon Technologies (hereinafter Infineon) and Kontrol, an Austrian product compliance company, have joined forces to ensure legal compliance and realize a future of safe mobility.

Infineon and Kontrol announced on the 19th that they have entered into a strategic partnership to securely integrate digital driver's licenses for autonomous vehicles into intelligent driver assistance systems.

In the field of autonomous driving, legal requirements, standards, criteria, and court rulings remain major challenges for all market participants, while the task for governments and vehicle registration service agencies is to find a safe and cost-effective approach to issuing autonomous driving licenses from legal and technical perspectives.

Kontrol has the unique advantage of being able to convert and digitize complex laws, road traffic standards, and regulations into machine-readable language, and possesses KoPilot, a proprietary technology that verifies whether a vehicle's driver assistance functions operate in compliance with regulations.

Infineon’s AURIX™ microcontroller family, featuring compatibility and scalability in terms of processor cores, packages, safety, and peripherals, enables a simple upgrade path.

Therefore, Infineon and Kontrol provide customers with the necessary regulatory updatesEnsure that the device can be provided at any time and that road safety is maintained in accordance with current regulations.

Lars Wemme, Vice President of ADAS, Chassis, and EE-Architecture at Infineon, said, “We have implemented software technology from our ecosystem partner Kontrol on the trusted AURIX microcontroller architecture. This technology contributes to increasing confidence in autonomous driving technology through deterministic algorithm-based solutions that can provide a legal basis and regulatory boundary conditions for vehicles on the road.”

Andreas Lauringer, CEO and co-founder of Kontrol, said, “We are very pleased to have Infineon as a partner, as they trust our technology and have a firm commitment to the future of autonomous driving. By working with Infineon, the world’s leading automotive semiconductor company, we will make future mobility safer.”