Siemens Digital Industrial Software collaborates with Arm and AWS to provide the PAVE360 digital twin solution in AWS cloud services, utilizing cloud based automotive simulation to accelerate innovation in next-generation software defined vehicles (SDVs)
Developers can now use the Arm technology included in PAVE360 on AWS to quickly develop automotive systems
Siemens Digital Industrial Software further expands its partnership with Amazon Cloud Technology (AWS) by launching a digital twin solution for automobiles based on Siemens PAVE360 in AWS’s cloud services. Through parallel development of software and hardware, the design process of “software defined vehicle” (SDV) is “left shifted” to help developers compress the design cycle and accelerate product launch speed, Assist the automotive industry in accelerating innovation. In addition, Siemens has deepened cooperation with Arm to help developers use Arm running in Siemens PAVE360 digital twin solution through AWS cloud services ® Technology.
Nowadays, car manufacturers do not need to deploy software internally and can directly use the PAVE360 solution provided in AWS cloud services to conduct software development early in their IP selection and design process, and evaluate key systems and software components based on ARM. The solution executed in the cloud can provide developers with simulation speed that traditional local modeling and simulation infrastructure cannot match. It not only helps them fully utilize the advantages brought by process “left shift”, meet the increasingly tight time to market requirements, but also can cope with future technological and commercial challenges.
Siemens Digital Industrial Software EDA Global Sales Mike Ellow, Executive Vice President of Service and Customer Support, stated, “The automotive industry is currently facing disruptive changes in multiple aspects, with ‘Software Defined Vehicles’ (SDVs) It is a development direction with great growth potential, and the fiercely competitive SDV market is also facing many pressures. Car companies must quickly respond to consumer expectations for new features while minimizing software development cycles. This trend and demand have greatly promoted the application of the ‘left shift’ method, enabling collaborative development of parallel software and hardware, and continuously transforming towards a comprehensive digital twin direction. Siemens’ collaboration with Arm and AWS can achieve organizational efficiency that traditional development methods currently struggle to achieve
Siemens’ PAVE360 deployed in AWS incorporates Arm IP, which is designed for automotive specific workloads, functional system software, physical world simulation, and algorithm development tools such as Siemens’ Simcenter ™ Developed by Prescan and a mixed fidelity EDA modeling and simulation engine. PAVE360 can seamlessly integrate these resources, not only enabling automotive simulation on engineers’ desktops, but also presenting it in a more integrated and secure cloud environment, significantly reducing manufacturers’ costs and resource requirements, eliminating the need for expensive IT upgrades for high-speed simulation, thereby helping automotive engineers focus more on meaningful improvement work.
Dipti Vachani, Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Automotive Business Line at Arm, stated: “‘Software defined cars’ is the survival path of the automotive industry, requiring new technologies and methods to achieve faster and more agile development. Siemens’ innovative PAVE360 solution can accelerate the development of automotive systems and meet increasingly stringent consumer expectations. We collaborate with Siemens and AWS to support a wide range of use cases on Arm’s automotive platform, covering the entire supply chain from IP evaluation to fleet management.”
Wendy Bauer, Vice President of AWS Automotive and Manufacturing, said, “The digital twin method is becoming increasingly popular in the automotive industry, and AWS can provide it with computing power and infrastructure. By using Siemens’ PAVE360 to map the correct embedded environment to optimized AWS instances, while using ARM’s automotive enhanced IP, OEMs and suppliers can achieve innovative SDV solutions and methods.
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