Key Highlights
- MapmyIndia and MathWorks have announced a collaboration to accelerate ADAS validation for Indian roads.
- The collaboration integrates MapmyIndia HD maps with MATLAB, Simulink and RoadRunner.
- The integration enables simulation of Indian road and traffic conditions for ADAS development.
- Engineers can create digital twins of Indian road environments and simulate complex traffic scenarios.
- MapmyIndia HD maps provide lane-level road geometry, traffic controls and detailed road attributes.
- The maps include India-specific features such as speed breakers, potholes and faded lane markings.
- The collaboration is aimed at supporting earlier validation of ADAS systems during development.
- The integration is designed to reduce reliance on costly physical testing.
- The solution connects MapmyIndia Mappls location technologies with MathWorks Model-Based Design workflows.
- C.E. Info Systems operates the MapmyIndia and Mappls brands and is listed as MAPMYINDIA on NSE.
C.E. Info Systems, which operates under the MapmyIndia and Mappls brands, has announced a collaboration with MathWorks to support the development and validation of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for Indian road conditions. The collaboration integrates MapmyIndia’s high-definition (HD) maps with MathWorks’ MATLAB, Simulink and RoadRunner platforms.
The integration is designed to help automotive engineering teams simulate realistic Indian road and traffic conditions and begin ADAS system validation earlier in the development cycle. It enables engineers to create digital twins of Indian road environments, simulate complex traffic scenarios and test ADAS controllers within a Model-Based Design environment.
Developing ADAS systems for India involves road conditions that can differ significantly from more structured driving environments. Factors such as dense and heterogeneous traffic, variable lane behaviour, diverse road infrastructure and changing road layouts create specific engineering requirements.
MapmyIndia’s HD maps are designed to represent these conditions through lane-level road geometry, traffic controls and detailed road attributes. The maps also include India-specific features such as speed breakers, potholes and faded lane markings, providing data intended to represent real-world road conditions in digital simulation environments.
The collaboration is expected to help automotive engineers simulate Indian driving conditions and validate ADAS systems earlier in the development process. The integration connects MapmyIndia Mappls’ location technologies and HD maps with MathWorks’ Model-Based Design workflows for simulation, algorithm development and validation.
Virtual validation can help automotive teams evaluate ADAS performance across diverse driving conditions. The integration with MapmyIndia’s HD maps is expected to allow engineers to test algorithms earlier, reduce dependence on physical testing and assess system performance before deployment on Indian roads.