SEAT:CODE leverages profits from Volkswagen Group projects to build SaaS products like Giravolta, a platform focused on sustainability and cost reduction.
The platform is designed as a multi-tenant, multi-vehicle, and multi-brand solution that supports various mobility modalities with a digital key.
The platform serves diverse markets from corporate mobility to public bike-sharing, with successful launches in cities like Barcelona, Dublin, and Astypalea.
A look at the platform's scale, handling thousands of vehicles and trips daily, built with infrastructure as code, Kotlin, and AWS services like ECS and Aurora.
The platform connects thousands of IoT devices from over ten different providers, processing millions of data inputs and commands daily.
An analysis of different connectivity types including TCP, Bluetooth, and LoRa, highlighting their trade-offs for various mobility use cases.
User feedback reveals that command execution latency must be under five seconds to avoid frustration, with the platform currently averaging under two seconds.
The team discusses the agile development timeline, the challenges of integrating new vehicle fleets, and the importance of security in the platform's design.
31:04Llywelyn Griffith-Swain
21:47Rahima Yakoob
30:56Ulrich Irnich
47:36Tom George
26:47Kai Geißelhardt & Volker Zöpfel
16:54Tonci Zilic
27:17Peter Bosch
42:03Torben Schramme
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