HORUS COMMUNI-CAR TECHNOLOGIES

Every building block serves a human situation.

Understand within the vehicle, cooperate with others, consider protection beyond the cabin: explore the HORUS ecosystem.

Ideas take different forms

Inside the vehicle.
Between road users.
Alongside people.

The HORUS ecosystem brings several areas together around one intention: making information useful to people.

Embedded intelligence
NOMAD-Edge

Understand what is happening.

Connect available vehicle, road-user and contextual information to understand useful signals.

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Cooperation & mutual support
LINA

Give mutual support a purpose.

Coordinate cooperative information and support situation-appropriate mutual assistance.

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Protection beyond the vehicle
SafeWeave

Think beyond the journey.

Extend protection through a wearable, modular, non-medical approach.

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Battery & range
EV-Check

Understand available energy better.

Explore understanding battery condition and electric-vehicle range.

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Conceptual visuals. An expression of interest is neither an order nor a reservation and implies no commercial availability.

Technology connected by one purpose

One architecture.
Clearly stated maturity levels.

The statuses below distinguish work in development, target platforms and exploratory areas. They are neither certification nor a promise of availability.

NOMAD-EdgeIN DEVELOPMENTConnect information close to the vehicle.

Acquisition, normalisation, contextualisation, analysis and presentation functions are being progressively integrated and checked within the MVP. Their validation level depends on the module and tests completed.

NOMAD / CoreBoxHARDWARE TARGETGive embedded intelligence a hardware platform.

CoreBox is the target hardware platform. Current work uses prototyping hardware; CoreBox is not presented as an available product.

LINAUNDER STUDYCoordinate useful cooperation.

C‑V2X and LoRa are among the channels being considered for different scenarios. Selection will depend on range, latency, coverage, infrastructure, security, interoperability and the regulatory framework. No deployment or universal compatibility is claimed.

TrustworthinessCROSS-CUTTING REQUIREMENTKeep origins and limits in view.

Origin, integrity, permissions, traceability and human oversight guide the design. Their implementation and validation progress with the system’s building blocks.

SafeWeaveEXPLORATORYExtend the approach beyond the cabin.

This wearable, modular, non-medical pillar remains exploratory. No commercial availability is announced.