Nonagon received a visit from engineer Armando Pereira, a diaspora-based entrepreneur from the Azores.

This meeting was attended by representatives of companies in the Nonagon community and network partners. Its main goal was to share know-how and promote synergies between the local and international communities in the field of cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and autonomous mobility.

Armando Pereira, in addition to providing individual support to each startup, had the opportunity to present the intervention of the Autonomous Vehicle Computing consortium, of which he has been the leader for the past 5 years, in the field of vehicle automation. Founding companies of this consortium include ARM, Bosch, Continental, Denso, Toyota, and General Motors.