Autonomous vehicle
Vehicles that drive themselves within a defined zone and conditions.
What we do
Four topics, twelve areas of work
From the vehicle to the standard, grouped into four blocks. In each area we explain what we do and where the data comes from.
Our work starts from a 2021 study: "Roadmap for the and legislation of in Spain". We analysed more than 2,000 standards and selected 350. This map organises standardisation into six technology areas and six groups of .
Text description of the standardisation map
A car sits in the centre. Around it, in the inner ring, are the six technology areas:
- Safety, assurance and protection.
- Perception, decision-making and .
- Data.
- Security.
- Digital infrastructure.
- Human factors.
In the stakeholder column, are the six groups of actors:
- Legal and regulators.
- Developers.
- Test beds.
- Users and the public.
- Road authorities.
- Insurers.
Vehicle and autonomous driving
The vehicle that decides for itself: what it can do, with what intelligence and how it is checked before it goes on the street.
Artificial intelligence applied to mobility
Trust, ethics and rights when a machine decides.
Experimentation
Testing on the track, in the city and in rural areas before deployment.
Connectivity and infrastructure
What connects the vehicle to the road, the network and the , and protects it while doing so.
Connected vehicle
Vehicles that communicate with other vehicles, with the road and with the network.
Smart infrastructure
From the vehicle to the cloud: the infrastructure that connects the service.
Cybersecurity
Protecting the vehicle, its data and the people travelling inside.
Regulation, accessibility and research
The rules to be met, the requirements and the European projects that this knowledge comes from.
Accessibility
That the service works for everyone, from the first click to the destination.
Regulation
Which rules apply and what remains to be regulated.
Research
European projects with the voice of those who use the service.
Cities and new services
Where all this is used: city councils that decide, combined transport and other modes such as drones.
Cities
We support city councils from the idea to the evaluation of the service.
Smart mobility
Shared and , combined with public transport.
Air mobility and drones
Inspection and delivery drones.