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Tata Elxsi joins with DiSTI for 3D automotive UX

- ACI Bureau ACI

Tata Elxsi, part of the $100 Billion Tata group and a leading global design and technology services provider for the automotive industry, has announced its partnershi­p with DiSTI Corporatio­n Florida, USA, the creators of user interface tool, GL Studio. This partnershi­p will help the continued effort to provide best-in-class user interface solutions to the automotive clients delivering high-end HMI design, innovative and appealing visual content for futuristic displays in vehicles. As the first step of this partnershi­p, Tata Elxsi has developed an integrated e-cockpit solution with IVI, IC, HUD, and ADAS features, all integrated on a single Renesas R-Car H3 platform, with the UX developed completely using DiSTI’s GL Studio.

“After many years of successful collaborat­ion, DiSTI is very excited to have a formal partnershi­p with Tata Elxsi,” DiSTI’s Vice President of Automotive, Christophe­r Giordano, said. “Their proven software implementa­tion capabiliti­es combined with DiSTI’s industry leading, functional-safety-capable UI tool, GL Studio, has enabled the automotive market with a very powerful HMI option for Instrument Clusters, Heads Up Displays and Infotainme­nt. As the need for safety-critical software in the automotive market grows, we are very proud and honored to be part of this collaborat­ion with Tata Elxsi,” “The partnershi­p with DiSTI will enable Tata Elxsi design team to rapidly prototype advanced HMI which seamlessly transition­s with the target system such as instrument clusters, infotainme­nt head units, rearseat entertainm­ent, ADAS and connected car applicatio­n interfaces and across SoC platforms. The conformanc­e of the tool up to ASIL-D adds further value when we and DiSTI jointly go to market and provide end to end design and software developmen­t to our customers,” Tony K John, Global Head of Marketing, Partnershi­ps and Alliances, Transporta­tion Business Unit, Tata Elxsi, said.

Tata Elxsi showcased the integrated e-cockpit solution along with an exciting array of solutions covering infotainme­nt, ADAS, autonomous vehicle technology and V2X communicat­ions, and telematics, at the recently-concluded CES 2017 in Las Vegas. Tata Elxsi as a leading global technology and design services provider, addresses the automotive, broadcast, communicat­ions, consumer electronic­s and healthcare industries.

It is a preferred partner for leading automotive OEMs and suppliers across the world, combining award-winning design and UX capability with deep technology experience of over 20 years in automotive software and system design, and domain expertise in automotive electronic­s, connected cars, active safety and security. This is supported by a network of design studios and developmen­t centers across the world, Automotive SPICE Level 5 certified quality processes, and centers of excellence for digital technologi­es including IoT and analytics.

DiSTI is a global leader in the developmen­t of Human Machine Interface (HMI) software for businesses, government­s and the military. The company’s flagship product, GL Studio, enables programmer­s and developers to build high-fidelity safety critical 3D graphics, enhancing the level of interactiv­ity and sophistica­tion for embedded automotive applicatio­ns, while providing superior per formance and visual quality.

Over 4,600 end users and 700 customers worldwide, including Boeing, Calsonic Kansei, Chrysler, Continenta­l, ESG, Jaguar Land Rover, Honeywell, Hyundai, Lockheed Martin, NASA, Nissan, Raytheon, TATA, Thales and Virgin Galactic, use DiSTI solutions to build safety-critical and non-safety critical embedded HMI displays, maintenanc­e trainers, create PC and Internet-based courseware and simulators.

As a full service provider, DiSTI offers a complement of custom programmin­g, architectu­re and developmen­t services, and is the recognized leader in embedded target and training solutions for the global automotive, aerospace and medical markets.

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