P3 has embarked on a new development programme aiming to make autonomous driving safer, and help OEMs more rapidly develop and roll out new autonomous vehicles STUTTGART, GERMANY, February 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — P3 digital services has put together a team to create a middleware solution that resides between Android Automotive OS and a car’s ADAS (advanced driver assistance system). The new platform is being designed to translate high definition map information originating in the Android Automotive OS domain into a standardized protocol based on ADASIS which interfaces directly with the car’s core operational network and its ADAS. In the era of connected vehicles and ADAS, the employment of digital map data has been a game-changer. Traditionally accessible exclusively by navigation systems, when this data can be directly linked to other in-vehicle applications, the benefits to both OEMs and their customers can be transformational. With this approach, much more meaningful and actionable information is derived from the mapping system, and it’s sent straight to the car’s steering and traction systems, for example. This therefore enables greater responsiveness, earlier driving adjustments, and predictive functionality, delivering better and safer driving experiences, as well as greater energy efficiency. In the first phase, P3 translates information provided by Google VMS (Vehicle Map Service) into relevant live ADAS information. An overarching goal of this project is to create a solution that is vendor-agnostic, able to effectively interface with the car regardless of the supplier of its ADAS. This ‘universal language’ will enable transferrable functionality, free of the constraints of relying on proprietary technology. The ambitious initiative is being supported by a major international OEM. At the heart of P3’s endeavor is support for the ADASIS framework, ADASIS is an advanced set of interface specifications created to enhance advanced driver assistance systems. ADASIS has supported advancement