For decades, the industry improved vehicles by adding more electronic controllers, more software stacks, and more network complexity. DrakoTech builds the Unified Car: the software-defined car of the future, engineered as one mixed-criticality machine.
WHY DRAKO TECHThe automotive industry has spent years pursuing the software-defined vehicle. However, software is still being built on architectures designed for a hardware defined-era.
More software, more compute, and more features have been added without fundamentall changing the foundation underneath them. The result is greater complexity, higher cost and slower development.
Drako Tech evolved with a different question:
That question led to a new approach to vehicle architecture. One designed from the beginning for software velocity, centralized intelligence, real-time control, and continuos evolution.
DrakoTech brings together leaders across software, real-time systems, silicon, vehicles, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and go-to-market, combining disciplines that have traditionally been separated across the automotive ecosystem.
Together, we are focused on one solution: building the architecture that enables the car of the future.
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CHAIRMANStrong track record building & scaling software-driven technology companies. BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from University of Michigan and UC Berkeley, respectively.
CEOExpert in chip design, software development, & vehicle architecture. BS and MS degrees in Physics and Electrical Engineering, University of Manchester, Postgraduate research, Computer Science.
Chief Software ArchitectGlobal authority in real-time systems & mixed-criticality design and professor at Boston University. MEng, Microelectronics & Software Engineering University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, MS & PhD, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology.
PresidentStrong track record scaling enterprise technology companies. Deep experience in global enterprise sales, commercial strategy, and bringing complex software platforms to market.
