
Solutions
Ottometric’s solutions turn on‑road and proving‑ground test data into a traceable development chain, from collection to review‑ready outputs-so teams move faster, keep SOP on schedule, and lower total program cost.
On-road and proving-ground test fleets collect far more data than teams can review. Much of it never supports requirements, ODD, or NCAP/GSR goals. Data-collection campaigns, requirements, and ODD are analyzed to focus collection on high-value scenarios, while preserving the metadata that keeps each run reusable across the development chain.
Used by ADAS program leads, fleet managers and data operations teams.

Faster time to market. Lower program cost. Confident releases.
Faster time to market
The platform shortens the path from real-world data to decisions by focusing on high-value scenarios and reducing re-runs. Programs clear internal gates and assessments faster.
Lower total program cost
High-value data selection, automated computations, and one governed flow cut labeling and compute, shrink duplicate storage, and reduce integration overhead as programs scale.
Release confidence at scale
A traceable development chain with consistent KPIs, Review Packs, and full traceability improves decision quality and keeps NCAP and GSR assessments on schedule without added drag.

Evidence in Action
Articles and Resources

21 October, 2025
The Auto Industry’s Next Recall Won’t Be Mechanical - It’ll Be Regulatory
Regulatory pressure is turning ADAS validation into a make-or-break discipline. In 2025, coverage is no longer enough—only traceable, evidence-first validation determines who ships on time.

8 April, 2025
Ottometric Closes $4.9M Seed Funding Round for Automated Validation of ADAS Systems
Ottometric raised $4.9M in seed funding led by Rally Ventures to accelerate the development of its cloud-based ADAS validation platform, helping OEMs and suppliers reduce costs, shorten development cycles, and improve system reliability.

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