eSOL Technology Forum 2025 Welcomes You in Tokyo in June!

We are pleased to announce that the eSOL Technology Forum 2025 will take place on June 27 in Tokyo, Japan. Under the theme "The current state of Japanese software and its future direction - A new SDV for Japan, for every vehicle," we will present eSOL’s new direction and approach to SDV (Software-Defined Vehicle).

Beginning with a speech by Masaki Gondo, eSOL’s new president and CEO, this forum will delve into the challenges facing Japanese software in the manufacturing industry. In addition to our presentation, guest speakers from Woven by Toyota and Mazda will introduce their strategies to overcome these challenges. Furthermore, Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting will present the prospects for the mobility and robotics industry that stem from accelerating AI development.

eSOL took part in the SOAFEE Seminar organized by Arm in Japan on May 15, 2025. Soichiro Matsumoto, Product Manager/Technology Director, gave a presentation entitled ‘Deterministic SDV: Who is Responsible for the Deterministic System?’ 

You can download this presentation material to learn how to integrate each component holistically to meet the stringent demands of modern automotive applications.

Masaki Gondo, CEO, CTO, President, and Representative Director, spoke at the 16th AUTOSAR Open Conference, taking place in Bruges, Belgium, from May 26 to 28.
On May 27, he joined a panel discussion entitled “AUTOSAR solutions for the SDV - How will the AUTOSAR Standard have to evolve to meet the expectations of an SDV?”

As an AUTOSAR Premium Partner since 2016, we are committed to advancing the Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) by contributing our expertise and helping shape the future of automotive software.

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