On 30 and 31 October Munich hosted the sixteenth TU Automotive Europe, Europe’s flagship automotive event.

As Europe’s biggest and most influential auto tech event, its approach is twofold: firstly it puts on a series of lectures to delve into the sector in depth and come up with many insights; secondly it sets up an exhibition space to showcase the game-changing mobility and telematics trends.

During the event Sara Gutiérrez, manager of GMV’s automotive business unit, took part in the panel “A holistic approach to cybersecurity & safety in connected autonomous vehicles”, debating the crucial cybersecurity and security aspects for occupants of connected and autonomous vehicles. The presence of key players like BMW, SEAT and Auto ISAC ensured a fascinating session.

GMV also exhibited some of its automotive services: advanced telematics units and electronic automotive platforms; cybersecurity solutions for the autonomous and connected vehicle; services and applications for the autonomous and connected car; a precision, high-integrity positioning service and advanced mobility services, among other inhouse developments.

GMV, offering a wide range of software and hardware engineering services, is a key player in the supply of solutions and services for the automotive industry. Its firmware has by now been fitted in over 3 million Telematics Control Units (TCUs) all around the world.