JaduPc Advances Road Safety & Electric Mobility R&D Through Strategic Forums

🚦 Voice for Reform — Launching Safety-Critical Automotive Tech

On November 27, JaduPc joined the Voice for Reform: Road Transport Policy Dialogue, where it introduced two major innovations aimed at reducing road casualties and enhancing real-time vehicle communication:

1. AcciGone Blackbox
   A compact Linux-powered device designed to:
   
   • Record crash data in real time
     
   • Analyze vehicular behavior before, during, and after collisions
     
   • Support legal and insurance analysis with automated reporting
     
2. AutoNet Revival
   An initiative to bring back a vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) mesh network, enabling:
   
   • Safer convoying in urban EVs
     
   • Local traffic intelligence sharing
     
   • Enhanced fleet management systems
     

These innovations are built on top of ShopnoOS and XenOS, aligning with JaduPc’s mission to build life-saving, locally-developed automotive technologies.

🔋 BEMA Seminar: Exposing Battery Risks in Local EVs

On November 28, at the Bangladesh Electric Mobility Association (BEMA) Seminar, JaduPc’s research team presented eye-opening data:

• Over 60% of lead-acid batteries in local EVs fail safety thresholds.
  
• Heat dissipation, leakage, and low-efficiency cells are causing frequent power loss and fire risks.
  
• Absence of proper Battery Management Systems (BMS) has become a critical hazard.
  

JaduPc called for a national-level intervention and standardization, alongside pushing for a transition to smarter lithium-powered platforms, managed through XenOS-integrated BMS.

🛠️ November R&D Breakthroughs

Following these forums, JaduPc’s engineering team doubled down on automotive technology development. Core milestones include:

• CAN Bus decoding and data visualization:
  Successful real-time reception and display of ECU data on a custom-built Linux-based HUD.
  
• Automotive Safety Stack Prototyping:
  Development of embedded modules under XenOS, integrating crash sensing, location mapping, and CAN response logic.
  
• Kernel-level work on ShopnoOS:
  Modular support for kiosk-based displays and fleet diagnostics, improving deployments in both automotive and public service environments.
  

🌍 Looking Ahead

JaduPc believes the future of mobility and computing in Bangladesh must be open, secure, and homegrown. Through ShopnoOS and XenOS, JaduPc is not just building software — it’s building accessible computing platforms that serve people, protect lives, and empower local industries.