Jungheinrich and Vector are jointly developing a new electronic platform for intralogistics.

Vector and Jungheinrich plan to jointly develop a new electronic platform for future generations of networked and software-defined industrial trucks. The platform aims to connect a modern E/E architecture with a modular, reusable embedded software platform along with backend and cloud services. The goal is to consolidate previously individually developed solutions onto a common, standardized technological basis. This will allow new functions to be developed and integrated into the vehicles more quickly in the future.
(Image source: Jungheinrich)
(Image source: Jungheinrich)

The electronics platform from Jungheinrich and Vector will include networked vehicle components integrated via a central control unit. The joint project covers essential platform domains such as communication, diagnostics, update and configuration management, functional safety, cybersecurity, and variant management. A continuous cloud connection also provides the basis for functions such as remote diagnostics, over-the-air updates, fleet management, and data collection.

From Individual Solutions to a Shared Platform

The novel platform approach enables Jungheinrich to deploy and continuously develop software and functions across different vehicle types and generations. This is intended to reduce development and integration efforts and make new functions available more quickly. In joint development teams, Jungheinrich and Vector combine comprehensive intralogistics expertise with many years of experience in developing secure and networked software-defined systems.

In the cooperation, Vector contributes technologies, products, and engineering expertise along the entire development process: from Microsar-based embedded software to architecture, integration, and virtual development environments to testing solutions, CI/CD pipelines, scalable platform workflows, and cloud solutions. This is complemented by services in the form of engineering and knowledge transfer. Thus, Vector continuously supports Jungheinrich from platform architecture to continuous integration, validation, and deployment.

Translated automatically from German.
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