Method Park and Mecel team up for AUTOSAR Take Off

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Method Park and Mecel team up for AUTOSAR Take Off

Method Park Software AG, and Mecel AB, a Swedish leading developer of software solutions and services for the automotive market, team up to address the AUTOSAR challenge. The two software companies combine their competencies with the objective to better support customers in the automotive and related industries in the total process development using AUTOSAR technology.
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Topics

  • Innovations, inventions

Categories

  • method park
  • autosar
  • mecel
  • betula
  • bluetooth
  • automotive technology
  • vehicle electronics
  • populus
  • picea

Contacts

Henrik Häggström

Press contact Managing Director +46 31 7204404

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