Consumer ECUs
Receive predictable route-ahead context rather than hidden map assumptions.
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eHorizon & ADAS Map Runtime
Deliver qualified road-ahead profiles with freshness, confidence and safe degradation.
Resolve probable path, map position, profile horizon and agreed ADAS attributes into versioned bounded outputs for approved chassis, powertrain and assistance consumers.
Value by stakeholder
Built around measurable operating outcomes.
Each product is shaped around the team that buys, integrates, operates or experiences it—not an isolated feature checklist.
ADAS engineering
Integrate provenance and degradation into the function architecture.
Validation
Replay corridor and profile evidence across software/content versions.
Capability system
What the product is designed to do.
Final scope, data, territory, vehicle interfaces, performance and availability are confirmed for each OEM program.
Probable path
Build ranked road-ahead candidates from route, topology and localization context.
Profile horizon
Encode agreed curvature, slope, speed, topology and other attributes by offset.
Freshness & validity
Expose map, live-feed, localization, route and interface quality independently.
Consumer negotiation
Match profile, schema, rate, horizon and capability to each ECU consumer.
Safe degradation
Shorten, qualify or withdraw horizons when evidence is stale or incompatible.
Replay & diagnostics
Reproduce exact content, route, position, profile and consumer versions.
Delivery choices
Fit the OEM ownership model.
- ✓Portable C++ runtime and target adapters
- ✓ADASIS/NDS/OEM interface package
- ✓SIL/HIL replay and conformance toolkit
Program guardrails
Claims stay attached to evidence.
- !Output validity never exceeds its map/localization/route evidence
- !Map context is not onboard perception or a vehicle safety decision
- !Timing, ODD, failure and rollback are accepted per target consumer
OEM program workshop
Define the production shape of eHorizon & ADAS Map Runtime.
Capture the vehicle line, territory, users, surfaces, interfaces, deployment, validation and lifecycle. The result becomes a focused OEM discovery brief.