Tatton Consulting supported Stoke-on-Trent-based automotive safety systems company AIM Technologies in its successful application to Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility: Supply Chain, awarded £397,437 by Innovate UK for the project AIM-DBW – Development of a universal, ISO26262-compliant, CAM drive-by-wire platform.
About the funded R&D project
Most attention in autonomous vehicles goes to control software. The safety-critical interface between that software and the vehicle itself is equally demanding and largely overlooked, and affordable certified drive-by-wire remains a gap in the UK’s sovereign CAM supply chain. This project develops a universal ISO26262-compliant drive-by-wire platform together with the safety analysis needed to certify it.
Award details
- Total project grant: £397,437
- Of which to AIM Technologies: £263,479
- Competition: Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility: Supply Chain
- Competition year: 2023/24
- Project: AIM-DBW – Development of a universal, ISO26262-compliant, CAM drive-by-wire platform
- Sector: Connected and automated mobility
- UKRI project record: Gateway to Research, project 10065363
- Dataset: Innovate UK funded projects, published 10 August 2026
Tatton Consulting supported the competitive grant application. The award value, competition and project title are taken from UKRI’s published record for this project.
See all Innovate UK awards Tatton Consulting has supported on our grant successes page.
