Global automotive ECU
market expected to reach
$60.5 billion
by 2025
Aurora Labs has reinvented remote software management, remote diagnostics, and over-the-air (OTA) updates for the automotive and IoT industries.
Using machine learning algorithms to analyze risks and changes in the software functionality and behavior, Aurora Labs’ Line-Of-Code Behavior™ technology improves the user experience and lowers the cost of software quality, safety and security.
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Global automotive ECU
market expected to reach
$60.5 billion
by 2025
A modern high-end
car features around
100 million
lines of code
By 2023, connected car shipments
are expected to hit
72.5 million units
The connected-car market
is expected to reach
$156 billion
by 2023
It is predicted that
98%
of cars will be connected
to the internet by 2020
Continuous user-centric development processes create a plethora of opportunities and risks for vehicle manufacturers that never existed before. Aurora Labs enables the manufacturers to move forward from analyzing binary images to analyzing the lines-of-code and identifying connections, dependencies, changes and behavior. This actionable data enables software change risk analysis, pre-error detection of line-of-code faults, software error fixes on-the-go, reliable and cost-effective OTA updates without any downtime for the user and software change validation to streamline regulation and certification.
Detects faults in software
behavior and predicts
downtime events
Provides a safety net
for a seamless user
experience
Clientless hot updates
with zero downtime
and no dual memory
Evidence of runtime
software changes
for homologation
Comprehensive guide written by Sam Abuelsamid of Guidehouse Insights exploring the four major cost drivers for OTA updates.
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How much data is used for OTA updates? How much does data cost around the globe?
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Peter Mertens, a former senior technical executive at Daimler, GM, Volvo Cars and Audi has been appointed as Aurora Labs’ first Chairman of the Board
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