GSAS Micro Systems participated in SIAT 2026: the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI)‘s flagship automotive technology symposium, held at the Pune International Exhibition & Convention Centre (PIECC) from January 28–30, 2026.
Event Theme
“Innovative Pathways for Safe and Sustainable Mobility”
SIAT 2026 brought together automotive OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, research institutions, and technology providers to discuss the future of electric mobility, ADAS, software-defined vehicles, and cybersecurity in automotive electronics.
GSAS at the Event
GSAS showcased embedded development toolchains spanning the full automotive lifecycle, from architecture and simulation through development, verification, and production deployment. Our team demonstrated solutions from key technology partners including:
- Arm: Keil MDK and Arm Compiler for safety-qualified firmware development
- SEGGER: J-Link PRO debug probes and Flasher production programmers
- Siemens EDA: Xpedition PCB design and HyperLynx signal integrity
- Cadence: Cradle CFD thermal simulation for automotive electronics
- Pico Technology: PicoScope automotive oscilloscopes
- Perforce: Klocwork and Helix QAC for MISRA/AUTOSAR compliance
SIAT remains one of the most important events for GSAS in the automotive vertical, connecting us directly with the engineering teams building India’s next generation of vehicles.
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