Project Proposals

These projects have been proposed to ASAM. Members have now the opportunity to sign up for participation or make comments.

Project Proposals

The following project proposals have been submitted to ASAM and are published on this web page for review. ASAM members are invited to:

  • Provide comments about the content of the proposal.
  • Enroll for participation in the project.
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P_2025_06 ASAM OSI for high-fidelity sensor simulation

Project number
P_2025_06
Project type
Concept project
Domain
Simulation
Ideation document - draft
Ideation workshop
Proposal workshop
Enrollment
Enroll by Mar 19, 2026
Project start
Apr 2026
Project end
Mar 2027
Release
Mar 2027
High-fidelity sensor simulation is becoming increasingly important for verifying and validating advanced driver assist and automated driving functions. In actual sensor-ECU combinations, communication is bidirectional which means that an ECU may request e.g. specific exposure settings from a camera. This project aims to identify use cases in sensor simulation where control data flows from the data consumer back to the signal generator. The focus will be on sensor types such as camera, radar, LiDAR, and potentially other technologies like ultrasound. Once these use cases are identified, the project group will work to either develop a concept or to enhance ASAM OSI, enabling it to support seamless, high-fidelity sensor simulation.




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ASAM OpenX standards - Further development (PoC)

Project number
P2025_02
Domain
Simulation
Affected standards
ASAM OpenCRG
ASAM OpenDRIVE
ASAM OpenLABEL
ASAM OpenMATERIAL
ASAM OpenODD
ASAM OpenSCENARIO (XML & DSL)
ASAM OSI
ASAM Quality Checker
Enrollment
Project start
any time
Project End
any time
Release
Several releases planned
We are piloting a new, more agile approach to standards development for the Simulation domain. The proposed process aims to be more open, flexible, transparent and collaborative. The pilot will run until Dec 2025. A subsequent evaluation will determine whether this approach will be adopted for all future standard developments at ASAM.




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