ConVEx – Connected Vehicle data Exchange
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AI plain-English summaryBosch, Jaguar Land Rover, and six other partners are building a single online marketplace where companies can buy, sell, and share the data needed to develop self-driving vehicles. Connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) need enormous amounts of real-world data—from road layouts and traffic patterns to weather conditions and pedestrian behaviour—to learn how to drive safely. Currently, this data is scattered across different organisations, often locked away or left unused. The ConVEx facility aims to solve that by creating an open platform that aggregates, cleanses, and analyses datasets from public and private sources, making them available through a single “shop window.” It also lets organisations monetise data they previously had no way to sell. If the platform succeeds, it could accelerate the development of CAVs in the UK, potentially improving road safety, making transport more efficient, and expanding mobility options for people who cannot drive. The project does not build vehicles or software—it builds the data infrastructure that quietly underpins the entire CAV industry. For the general public, the impact would be invisible but real: safer roads, fewer traffic jams, and transport systems that work better for more people.
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