Porsche continues to focus on Italy to develop the technical solutions that, in the future, will arrive on its cars. In fact, at the Nardò Technical Center (NTC) managed by Porsche Engineering, in the last few days it has been closed. A new division focused on software development for the intelligent and connected vehicles of the future has been inaugurated. With this new division, the Salento testing center strengthens its position as a technological partner for the development of new generation vehicles.
After all, as we well know, car manufacturers are investing heavily in the development of software that will cover an increasingly important role. important inside cars. Antonio Gratis, General Manager of NTC, explained what the activities will be which will bring forward the new division related to software development.
The new division will focus on “ on highly automated driving functions, vehicle-vehicle and vehicle-infrastructure communication and connectivity solutions. This initiative represents a further step in the continuous evolution of NTC, from a unique testing center in the world to an integrated technological pole, closely interconnected with the activities of the NTC. of Porsche Engineering software development and validation.
The software division is destined to become a "laboratory" where software experts and engineers will collaborate on cutting-edge solutions which can then be tested on NTC's test tracks, also taking advantage of the 5G network recently installed within the facility.< /p>
Following the opening of the new software division, the Nardò Technical Center intends to hire highly specialized professionals such as computer engineers, software architects, developers and computer science graduates. In addition, it will collaborate with the closely with some partners including the University of Rome. of Salento.
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