“Advanced SoC Research for Automotive” (Hereinafter "ASRA”) as Collaborative Innovation Partnership has been established
for the purpose of R & D and standardization of specifications for the in-vehicle application of advanced chiplets semiconductor.

Overview of ASRA

Establishment :
December 1, 2023
Cooperative Member :
Astemo, Ltd.
Cadence Design Systems, Japan
DENSO CORPORATION
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Mazda Motor Corporation
MIRISE Technologies Corporation
Nihon Synopsys G.K.
NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.
Panasonic Automotive Systems Co., Ltd.
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Socionext Inc.
SUBARU CORPORATION
SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION
TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION

(Alphabetical Order)
Board Member :

Chairman

Keiji YAMAMOTO

TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION

Executive Director

Nobuaki KAWAHARA

DENSO CORPORATION

Director

Takashi YOSHIZAWA

NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.

Mahito SHIKAMA

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Masashige MIZUYAMA

Panasonic Automotive Systems Co., Ltd.

Yoshifumi KATO

MIRISE Technologies Corporation

Shinichi YOSHIOKA

Renesas Electronics Corporation

Auditor

Masafumi KIZU

TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION

Activity of ASRA

Purpose of the Establishment of ASRA

In order to realize the functions that support intelligent and electrified automobiles, there are high expectations for chiplet technology toward the implementation of high-performance computers in vehicles.
Since there are issues unique to automobiles such as functional safety, heat, noise, and vibration in the implementation of these technologies in vehicles, ASRA will build a collaborative system centered on automobile manufacturers and promote technological research to efficiently solve technological issues.

Direction of Application

  • ASRA will conduct highly practical technological research for the implementation of technologies in vehicles by identifying issues based on use cases of automobile manufacturers.
  • In addition to semiconductor manufacturers, ASRA will conduct turnkey technological research with the participation of a wide range of manufacturers of ECUs, tools, and operating systems and so on.
  • ASRA will raise the level of human resource in semiconductor engineers by building a technological research system based on industry-government-academia collaboration.

Target Year for Commercialization

ASRA aims to establish elemental technologies through test sample fabrication and verification by 2028, and to apply them in mass production to automobiles from 2030.