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Smarter Validation at the Source: How Nissan is Putting AI to Work in Vehicle Testing

As vehicles become more software-defined, testing and validation keep getting harder. Nissan Technical Centre Europe (NTCE), Nissan’s primary R&D hub for its global European and AMIEO markets, validates new models from the first prototypes through the start of production, a window of about 12 months. Every new software feature adds interactions among ECUs, and more issues now cross system boundaries. 

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Michelin and Sonatus – Intelligent Tire Maintenance and Performance

Enabling Real-Time Tire Intelligence through Embedded AI and Physics models. Traditional tire monitoring relies on basic pressure and temperature data, failing to capture real-world driving conditions. Because of this blind spot, tires are often driven unsafely with undetected wear, or replaced far too early—with only 14% actually reaching their true end of life.

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MOTER & Sonatus—Driving Safety at the Edge

Transforming Insurtech with In-Vehicle AI. This case study highlights how MOTER Technologies partnered with the Sonatus AI Director platform to embed advanced driver risk modeling directly within vehicles. This collaboration enables a dynamic, personalized insurance model that moves beyond traditional factors like age or ZIP code to focus on real-world driving behavior.

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Accelerating intelligent, secure, real-time decisions at the edge with NXP scalable AI solutions and Sonatus AI Director

This case study discusses how NXP's scalable AI solutions and Sonatus AI Director enable real-time, edge-based decision-making in vehicles. While cloud-based AI adoption is growing, in-vehicle AI remains limited, primarily to ADAS and autonomous driving, presenting opportunities for onboard AI compute to enhance vehicle functions with benefits such as reduced latency, lower data transmission costs, improved privacy, and IP protection. NXP’s S32 automotive platform, featuring heterogeneous compute and accelerators, enables safe and scalable AI applications. Sonatus AI Director provides an end-to-end toolchain for AI model development, deployment, and remote monitoring, integrated with NXP’s hardware and software ecosystem.

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Qnovo’s AI-Enhanced Battery Safety on Sonatus AI Director

Qnovo’s partnership with Sonatus revolutionizes battery safety deployment in electric vehicles by significantly reducing integration time from months to days. The combined solution leverages Qnovo’s AI-driven diagnostic software integrated with Sonatus’s AI Director to provide flexible, scalable, and rapid deployment across various OEM platforms. It offers highly accurate battery fault prediction, over-the-air updates, and contextual data analysis, resulting in enhanced safety, reduced costs, and accelerated market readiness. Qnovo demonstrates proven performance with no safety incidents across millions of kilometers, supporting widespread adoption in the industry. This collaboration advances the automotive industry’s adoption of smarter, safer, and more efficient battery management solutions.

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VicOne’s GenAI-Based In-Vehicle Intrusion Detection System on Sonatus AI Director

This case study examines how Edge AI threat detection can enhance efficiency and lower costs in connected vehicles. Traditional cloud-first cybersecurity models face challenges such as rising costs, false alarms, and the need for frequent updates. VicOne’s GenAI-based in-vehicle intrusion detection, combined with Sonatus AI Director, analyzes vehicle telemetry locally to identify security risks early, reducing cloud load and false positives.

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COMPREDICT Unlocks Smarter Headlight Leveling with Sonatus AI

COMPREDICT, in partnership with Sonatus, has developed an AI-based Virtual Headlight Leveling Sensor to meet the 2027 UN R48-09 regulation, replacing costly traditional sensors. This software-only solution utilizes CAN signals and the Sonatus AI Director platform to deliver accurate, real-time headlight leveling across various vehicle platforms, reducing hardware costs by up to $20 per vehicle.

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