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AIS-190 Compliance: Software Update Management Systems (SUMS) for Automotive OEMs
Imagine an OEM discovers a software issue in hundreds or even thousands of vehicles already on the road. They also have the fix in hand. The obvious question is: How do we get that software update into all those vehicles? With Over-the-Air (OTA) technology, the answer seems simple. The OEM can remotely send the update to the vehicle without asking every customer to visit a service centre. But here comes the question: Is sending the update enough? Exactly not. Once software be
ganeshkumarm9
5 days ago2 min read


Connected Vehicle Software Solutions for Smarter Mobility
Connected vehicle software solutions are transforming the way vehicles communicate, operate, and interact with their environment. These solutions enable smarter mobility by integrating advanced technologies that improve safety, efficiency, and user experience. As the automotive industry evolves, connected vehicle software becomes a critical component for innovation and competitive advantage. In this post, I will explore the key aspects of connected vehicle software solutions,
Shyam Soundar
5 days ago4 min read


Why ABS is Mandatory for Two Wheelers in India? Understanding ABS, Safety and OEM Requirements
A few seconds can change everything!! Let us assume a vehicle is approaching without knowing a wet patch ahead. A pedestrian appears from nowhere and so, the rider reacts instinctively and applies the brakes. In that moment, it's not about just stopping the vehicle. It's about saving the lives. This is where the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) becomes a life saviour. How? When the rider applies the brakes, the ABS continuously monitors the behaviour of the wheels. If the syste
ganeshkumarm9
Aug 143 min read


Navigating AIS-189 and AIS-190: The New Era of Cybersecurity in Connected Vehicles
The automotive world is changing fast. Cars today are no longer just machines; they are complex computers on wheels. With features like Over-the-Air (OTA) updates, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, and connected mobile apps, vehicles face new cybersecurity risks. To address these, India introduced AIS-189 and AIS-190 regulations, aligning with global standards UNECE UN R155 and UN R156. These rules require manufacturers to build cybersecurity into every stage of a ve
ganesh336
Jul 134 min read


Navigating AIS-140 Compliance for Safer Connected Vehicles in India's Automotive Industry
India’s automotive sector is rapidly evolving with a strong focus on connected and intelligent mobility. One of the key drivers of this transformation is AIS-140, a government-mandated standard that goes beyond simple GPS tracking. It sets the foundation for safer roads, better fleet management, and faster emergency response through advanced vehicle connectivity. This post explores what AIS-140 means for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), the technical and regulatory re
ganesh336
Jul 134 min read


Enhancing Two-Wheeler Safety with ABS: A Competitive Edge for OEMs
Two-wheelers are a popular mode of transportation in India, offering convenience and affordability. Yet, safety remains a critical concern for riders and manufacturers alike. Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) technology has moved beyond being a mere regulatory checkbox. It now represents a key factor that can enhance vehicle safety, rider confidence, and brand reputation. For original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), adopting ABS thoughtfully can provide a significant competitive
ganesh336
Jul 134 min read
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