Welcome to the Automated transport system of the future

AstaZero is the world’s first full-scale independent test environment for the automated transport system of the future. The facility is unique in that the different traffic environments make it possible to test advanced safety systems and their functions for all kinds of traffic and traffic situations.

This is AstaZero

AstaZero is the world’s first full-scale independent test environment for the automated transport system of the future. What is unique about the facility is that the different traffic environments make it possible to test advanced safety systems and their functions for all kinds of traffic and traffic situations.

Supporting your toolchain

AstaZero supports its customers along the full verification and validation process. Maximized use of simulations for verifying system functionality requires traceable virtual environments so that a test result achieved using simulations captures behaviour achieved in testing on the proving ground.

5G networks for Efficient testing

We use cutting-edge technologies such as multiple 5G networks, fast internet connections, and advanced test control to enable faster, more accurate testing with smooth data transfers and high productivity on the proving ground. AstaZero supports testing of Hardware In The Loop/Vehicle In the Loop (HIL/VIL) and augmented reality for both humans and machines. Moreover, testing is not restricted to asphalt and targets. By combining the 5G networks with our test control, we can also assess the robustness of vehicles in degraded connectivity, data loss, border crossings, and cyber security.

Our Test Tracks

Dry Zone

Dry Zone is the world’s longest indoor track for testing active safety systems and autonomous technologies for all types of vehicles. In Dry Zone advanced research can be conducted in automated driving.
Dry Zone

High Speed Area

Different active safety and automated driving tests can be carried out, including manoeuvres at very high speeds, due to AstaZero’s comprehensive knowledge of measurement and positioning technology.
High Speed Area

Multilane Road

Several scenarios can be tested on the Multilane Road, such as lane changes, collision scenarios and crossing scenarios.
Multilane Road

Rural Road

A closed loop of nearly 6 km, the realistic-looking Rural Road is ideal for testing Human Factors topics such as distraction, human-machine interface, and drowsiness. Various scenarios can be set up to create different test cases.
Rural Road

FLX Zone

FLX Zone is a flexible test environment designed for testing and research focusing on transport and logistics in urban areas, primarily for automated traffic in closed environments including solutions in the infrastructure, such as communication (5G, Wi-Fi) and charging.
FLX Zone

AstaZero is a World leader in Research and Innovation of Automated Vehicles

AstaZero is open to all research in the field of active road safety, as well as research in related areas.

Test and Research related services

AstaZero is a test bed for the automated and connected transport system, providing the ability to test and research vehicle automation and the environments in which they operate. At AstaZero, we offer qualified testing services from AD/ADAS to testing fully automated vehicles.

Heavy Vehicle Testing – Global Accreditation

Our services and testing labs are accredited for heavy vehicles, and we can accommodate customers worldwide. We are constantly working to develop and improve our capacity and expertise to continue to drive research and testing that is safe, effective, and accessible to all.

The Safe, Sustainable Transport System

The transport system of the future has to be sustainable and safe. AstaZero supports research into all areas such as electrification, connectivity, automation and active safety making this transition possible.

Latest news

AstaZero is appointed to be a Technical Service Provider!

5G mmWave network brings new possibilities for the future!

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