Building ECUs & Middleware for Autonomous Vehicles
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AuthorDr Kaarthick Balakrishnan
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PositionResearch Director, ANCIT
Important Notice:
The content provided in this course is for educational and training purposes only.
Why should You take this course?
Build a strong foundation in modern automotive software and autonomous vehicle technologies.
Learn the fundamentals of Electronic Control Unit (ECU) development using the ANCIT GenX Platform and explore how scalable middleware architectures power next-generation autonomous vehicles.
This course is ideal for engineers, developers, researchers, and innovators looking to understand the software-driven future of mobility.
At the end of this course, you will be able to:- Understand the fundamentals of modern automotive ECU development and autonomous vehicle architectures, and their role in enabling software-defined mobility.
- Explain how ECU design and AV middleware support the development of scalable and intelligent vehicle systems.
- Identify practical approaches to integrating ECU and middleware technologies into automotive product development.
- Apply foundational concepts of automotive software architecture to support innovation and next-generation mobility solutions.
- Understand the fundamentals of modern automotive ECU development and autonomous vehicle architectures, and their role in enabling software-defined mobility.
- Explain how ECU design and AV middleware support the development of scalable and intelligent vehicle systems.
- Identify practical approaches to integrating ECU and middleware technologies into automotive product development.
- Apply foundational concepts of automotive software architecture to support innovation and next-generation mobility solutions.
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About AVXL
The MRANTI Autonomous Vehicles Experimental Lab (AVXL) is Malaysia's preferred facility for testing and developing autonomous vehicles (AVs) and next-generation vehicles (NxGVs). Located in MRANTI Park in Kuala Lumpur, it provides a 12 km test route and 5G connectivity to accelerate the development of the national mobility sector by offering a secure, advanced, and comprehensive testing ground for industry players and researchers.