MathWorks and MapmyIndia Mappls collaborate to accelerate ADAS validation for Indian roads using HD maps
MathWorks and MapmyIndia Mappls announced a collaboration.
- B2B and B2B2C customers served since inception
- more than 2000
- Countries with global maps integrated into Mappls platform
- over 200
- MathWorks employees
- more than 6,500
- MathWorks offices globally
- 34
What was announced
MathWorks and MapmyIndia Mappls announced a collaboration to support automotive engineers who are developing and validating Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for Indian road environments.
How the tie-up works
- MapmyIndia's high-definition (HD) maps are integrated with MathWorks' MATLAB, Simulink and RoadRunner workflows.
- Engineering teams can simulate realistic road and traffic scenarios and begin system validation earlier in the development cycle.
- The combination allows engineers to create digital twins of Indian road environments, simulate complex traffic scenarios and test ADAS controllers within a Model-Based Design environment.
Why Indian roads are the focus
The release points to dense and heterogeneous traffic conditions, variable lane behaviour, diverse road infrastructure and rapidly evolving road layouts. It says MapmyIndia HD maps address these by providing lane-level road geometry, traffic controls, detailed road attributes and India-specific features such as speed breakers, potholes and faded lane markings, creating a digital representation of real-world road conditions.
In the companies' words
Sapna Ahuja, President Automotive business and Chief Operating Officer, MapmyIndia Mappls, said India's roads present some of the world's most complex and dynamic driving environments, and that the collaboration empowers automotive engineers to simulate real Indian driving conditions and validate systems earlier.
Vijayalayan R., Senior Manager – Automotive, MathWorks, said virtual validation is becoming essential to evaluate system performance across diverse driving conditions, and that integrating MapmyIndia's HD maps with MATLAB, Simulink and RoadRunner lets engineers test ADAS algorithms earlier in development, reduce reliance on costly physical testing and improve system performance before deployment on Indian roads.
Company context from the release
MapmyIndia (C.E. Info Systems Ltd, NSE: MAPMYINDIA, BSE: 543425) describes itself as India's leading deep-tech digital map data, geospatial software and location-based IoT products, platforms, solutions and APIs company, offering its digital maps as a service (MaaS), software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS). The release says the company has served more than 2000 B2B and B2B2C customers since inception and has integrated global maps for over 200 countries into its Mappls platform. MathWorks, the developer of MATLAB and Simulink, employs more than 6,500 people in 34 offices globally, with headquarters in Natick, Massachusetts, USA.
What it means for investors
This is a product and technology collaboration announcement covering the automotive and mobility part of the business. It widens the company's HD map offering to engineering teams that use MathWorks tools, and speaks to the ADAS use case in its N-CASE solution suite.
More numbers
- MathWorks employees globallymore than 6,500
- MathWorks offices globally34 offices
- B2B and B2B2C customers served by MapmyIndia since inceptionmore than 2000
- Countries covered by global maps on the Mappls platformover 200 countries
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