Yearly Archives: 2025

We are pleased to announce that SAFETY ENGINEERING RESEARCH (SEARCH) is joining the group of partners for AV-POLAND 2025! SEARCH is a Polish leader in technologies supporting the development of autonomous vehicles and safety systems. For nearly 20 years, the company has been providing innovative solutions for the automotive industry, research, and education — from simulation software and crash test dummy models to advanced LiDAR sensors.

On April 30, 2025, a strategic partnership between Toyota Motor Corporation and Waymo was announced, focused on the development of Level 4 autonomous vehicles. The partnership could set a new standard in autonomous vehicle design.

We are excited to announce that AVL will be one of the official partners of the upcoming AV-POLAND 2025 conference! AVL is a global leader in the engineering and development of technologies for the automotive industry, including solutions in the field of Autonomous Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS) and electric vehicles. With over 70 years of experience, AVL offers comprehensive services in engine development, powertrain systems, and advanced testing and integration technologies. Their work supports the most innovative automotive projects worldwide.

We are pleased to announce that the Łukasiewicz Research Network – Automotive Industry Institute (PIMOT) has joined the group of Partners of the AV POLAND 2025 conference. Experts from the Institute will be actively involved in the scientific program of the event. During the thematic session titled “Technical and Social Challenges in the Implementation of Autonomous Vehicles – Research Results,” a Łukasiewicz – PIMOT expert will present outcomes of R&D work on automated and autonomous vehicle technologies, the development and evaluation of perception systems for object detection, as well as the latest representative findings on public acceptance of this technology.

Starting from 1 January 2026, it will be officially possible to use vehicles equipped with conditional automation functions, the so-called SAE Level 3, on public roads in the Czech Republic. This is a milestone towards automated mobility and a clear signal that Central Europe is taking the development of autonomous technologies seriously.

We are pleased to announce that Dewesoft has become a partner of the AV-Poland 2025 conference. Dewesoft is a globally recognized manufacturer of advanced data acquisition systems, working closely with the automotive sector in vehicle research and testing – from ADAS solutions to comprehensive safety system evaluations.

We are excited to announce that Applus+ IDIADA is joining the group of partners for AV-Poland 2025! IDIADA is a global leader in engineering services for the automotive industry – specializing in vehicle testing, homologation, safety systems development, ADAS, and autonomous vehicles. The company supports manufacturers worldwide by combining innovation with hands-on expertise.

On March 25, 2025, in Brussels, the representative of the Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Competence Center (CK:PAP) Dr. Eng. Mikołaj Kruszewski took part in the networking meeting of the CCAM (Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility) association and the CCAM thematic cluster meetings. The aim of the event was to discuss the assumptions of projects that will appear in the upcoming Horizon Europe competitions.

“Vehicle-Road-Cloud Integrated Systems” (VRCIS) are integrated systems that provide benefits such as augmented perception and the ability to share data between different areas of city traffic management. In China, VRCIS is being tested and piloted in selected cities.

The 51st National Machine Diagnostics Symposium took place in Wisła on March 2-6, 2025. The event was organized by the Faculty of Transport and Aeronautical Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology, the Polish Society of Technical Diagnostics, the Section of Operation Fundamentals of the KBM PAN, the Transport Commission of the PAN and the Acoustics Committee of the PAN. Experts of the Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Competence Centre (CK:PAP)– Aleksandra Rodak and Anna Niedzicka – gave a lecture on a research and measurement station for recording road scenarios for autonomous vehicles, thus referring to the DARTS-PL project implemented by CK:PAP.