Dedicating industry and government funding to build world-leading connected and self-driving testing and development capabilities.
Zenzic works with the UK connected and self-driving ecosystem to identify opportunities and support testing and development projects.
Working with the connected and automated mobility (CAM) ecosystem, we pinpoint industry opportunities and run competitions co-funded by government and industry. Our goal? To build world-leading testing and development capabilities.
When an opportunity has been identified, we work with Innovate UK and the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) to run competitions, driving innovation and development for the future across the UK.
Government and industry have together committed £200m for UK connected and self-driving development through Zenzic. The projects formed through these competitions are the heart of CAM Testbed UK.
Theme:
Testing infrastructure. Moving the industry from virtual computer simulation to real world testing.
Date:
October 2017
Prize:
£51 million
Winners:
Midlands Future Mobility, Millbrook-Culham Urban Testbed, TIC-IT (HORIBA MIRA and Coventry University) and Smart Mobility Living Lab: London
Details:
TIC-IT (HORIBA MIRA and Coventry University) are building a new site for high speed automated vehicle safety testing.Theme:
Data exchange. Supporting the sharing and trading of data generated by infrastructure, connected or autonomous vehicles or other third parties.
Date:
November 2018
Prize:
£5 million
Winners:
ConVEx
Details:
To develop one or more platforms for the exchange of connected vehicle data.Theme:
Connecting communities. Supporting the testing of connected and autonomous vehicles for highways, rural roads and parking.
Date:
November 2018
Prize:
£25 million
Winners:
PARK-IT, Midlands Future Mobility and CAVWAY
Details:
1 facility with controlled test environments that mimic highways and road junctions.Theme:
Connected and automated vehicle cyber security feasibility studies to define capabilities for a future CAM cyber security test facility.
Date:
January 2019
Prize:
£1.2 million
Winners:
ResiCAV, CAVShield, Project Meili, V2X Vulnerability Mapping, PNT Cyber Resilience, DT-4-CT, BeARCAT
Details:
Zenzic partnered with The Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) and Innovate UK, to invest £1.2m across 7 projects to support the development of a connected and automated vehicle cyber security testing capability. The outputs from these studies will form the basis of a compelling case for delivering a cyber security testing capability in the future.To find out how Zenzic can help your project, get in touch.
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