
Fourth Quarter 2023 arriving
aicas has had a very busy summer, meeting customers and partners in all our regions. Showcasing our expanded product portfolio.
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aicas has had a very busy summer, meeting customers and partners in all our regions. Showcasing our expanded product portfolio.
aicas is cooperating with renowned partners in the research project “TRISTAN” to further develop the European open-source RISC-V ecosystem.

Discover the latest trends and innovations in automotive technology and our key takeaways from AutoTech:Detroit 2023.

Data security is one of the biggest challenges in the implementation of Smart Warehousing. In modern intra-logistics, nothing works without data-driven software solutions.

aicas, an international high-tech company, today announced its membership in the Connected Vehicle Systems Alliance (COVESA), solidifying its presence in the automotive industry for over two decades.

DMI and aicas GmbH today at AutoTech: Detroit 2022 announced their partnership in bringing innovative new solutions around Driver Experience, Software Defined Vehicle, Accelerated Monetization, Smart Diagnostics and Digital Identity.

aicas, an international high-tech company, announced today that their software solutions now connect more than 25 million embedded edge devices to the cloud.

aicas, a global high-tech company for embedded software and cloud-to-edge solutions, joins the Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program.

aicas is now one of the chosen few official Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network members supporting the AWS IoT Greengrass V2 system.

We’ve already reported on joint demo presented by aicas, AWS, MathWorks, and NXP at CES 2022 – now, we’re following up words with pictures and a video of the demo.

At CES 2022, aicas, AWS, MathWorks, and NXP unlock a new world of data-driven opportunities to provide easy access to deep vehicle data.

In the November 2021 edition of the IIC magazine “Journal of Innovation” aicas founder and CTO Dr. James J. Hunt co-authored an article with Dirar Harkeem (AASA Inc.) titled “learning from IIC Deployments on an Automotive and Over-the-Air Update Testbed”.