Meridian and TechWorks sign agreement to work together to accelerate development and commercialisation of connected and autonomous vehicles in the UK


News provided by AESIN on Tuesday 2nd Oct 2018



A multi-year Memorandum Of Understanding signed between Meridian and TechWorks, the UK’s industry association for the deep tech community, will promote collaboration on critical and valuable areas in the development of connected and autonomous vehicles. This will accelerate the UK’s realisation of the social and economic benefits of this mobility revolution. Initially the areas include safety, digital resilience, cyber security, communications and ADAS but is intended to expand to cover priorities as they emerge.

“Our relationship with TechWorks through its electronics innovation community, AESIN, began a year ago when Meridian was formed and looked to the UK’s leading minds and businesses who were actively working on bringing safe, connected and self-driving vehicles to our roads and to develop technologies and services to grow the UK industry. This MOU is a recognition of the excellent leadership, technical strength and commercial readiness of TechWorks and its members and will quickly begin to deliver globally competitive outcomes.” Daniel Ruiz CEO, Meridian

“The MOU between Meridian and AESIN is a strategic landmark that will enable the accelerated delivery of CAV enabling Technology building on the UK strength in Connectivity, Security and Autonomous enabling systems. We look forward to bringing our strong Automotive Electronics Innovation Community into this exciting collaborative partnership with Meridian helping deliver common goals set out by the Government Sector Deal, CCAV and consensus roadmaps of the Automotive Council UK.” Alan Banks AESIN Chairman, TechWorks

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Meridian

Meridian was created by government and industry to focus on key areas of UK capability in the global CAV sector, which is predicted to be worth £907 billion by 2035. These include advanced development and validation, connected environments, data and cyber security and new service development. Government and industry have committed an initial £100 million through Meridian to develop a coordinated national platform of CAV testing infrastructure. For more information please visit: meridianmobility.tech

AESIN and TechWorks

AESIN is a dedicated UK initiative focused on the accelerated and advanced delivery of Electronic Systems (ES) into vehicles and infrastructure. AESIN aims to be a network for everyone in the supply chain who want to progress Automotive Electronics Industry in the UK. A ‘go to’ place to discuss your concerns, problems but also your great ideas.

AESIN helps to facilitate world-beating innovation by enabling collaboration, sharing of expert knowledge and best practice in a non-competitive and effective environment. For more information please visit: aesin.org.uk

AESIN is operated by TechWorks; the UK’s leading Deep Tech industry association with established communities in Manufacturing, Automotive, IoT Security & Power Electronics. For more information visit: techworks.org.uk

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Sophie Ericson

07850 912 166 | 01506 401210 | sophie.ericson@techworks.org.uk

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