The Modular Digital Chassis Demonstrator for Next Generation Autonomous Mobility
Rob.Y is a modular digital chassis demonstrator developed by e-Shock to showcase our sensing, control and connectivity technologies and the depth of our system integration capabilities.
Designed as an internal R&D platform, Rob.Y illustrates how e-Shock’s engineering approach brings together mechatronics, software and embedded architectures to support robotic and autonomy-ready vehicle development.
Professional mobility is rapidly moving toward automation, electrification and connectivity. OEMs face challenges in R&D costs, software hardware integration and safety validation.
Rob.Y addresses these barriers by serving as a digital chassis demonstrator designed to make next generation autonomy and robotic vehicle architectures testable and tangible.
Rob.Y was developed by e-Shock and Streparava, as a modular electric chassis integrating sensing, control, connectivity and YAPE’s autonomous capabilities.
This demonstrator shows how e Shock’s system integration expertise brings mechanical, electronic and software layers together into a cohesive digital chassis, enabling a new class of multi vehicle autonomous platforms.
Rob.Y evolved from concept to a fully operational autonomous mobility demonstrator through close engineering collaboration.
To achieve this, e-Shock carried out integration and validation activities including:
This combined work demonstrates how sensing, control, connectivity, and autonomy can operate together within a single digital chassis.
Rob.Y’s engineering architecture brings together sensing, control, connectivity and autonomy into a single coordinated platform.
Rob.Y is relevant for professionals who work with advanced vehicle architectures and want to understand how sensing, control, connectivity and autonomy come together in a real platform. It is particularly useful for:
It serves as a robotics R&D demonstrator enabling insights into autonomous vehicle engineering.
Answers to key questions on digital chassis architecture, autonomy integration and advanced mobility engineering.
Rob.Y evolved from concept to a fully operational autonomous mobility demonstrator through close engineering collaboration.
To achieve this, e-Shock carried out integration and validation activities including:
