Condense | Connected Vehicle Platform

Delivering connected vehicle services requires organizations to manage diverse and complex technology stack spanning across real-time event streaming, data processing, AI services, application frameworks, enterprise integrations, communication protocols, cloud infrastructure, and operational tooling. As these services scale across millions of connected vehicles, organizations must also address the operational complexities of infrastructure provisioning, application lifecycle management, high availability, elastic scaling, platform upgrades, observability, security, and governance.

What is Condense?

What is Condense Edge?

What is OEM Tool?

A Complete Connected Vehicle Platform

Condense, Condense Edge, and OEM Tool work together as one continuous loop, which is why this is a complete Connected Vehicle Platform, & not just a streaming platform. Condense Edge runs directly on the vehicle's telematics hardware and control units, processing data at the source: running edge analytics like SPN-based alert configuration and SPN-based data filtering, then compressing what's relevant before it ever leaves the vehicle. Condense is the first component in the cloud to receive that stream, built to absorb high-volume, high-frequency data from millions of vehicles at once, normalize it into JSON, and hand developers a framework to build real-time streaming applications directly on top of connected vehicle data. OEM Tool closes the loop from the operations side, managing the full device lifecycle from mapping telematics units to vehicles, mapping eSIMs to telematics units, to orchestrating OTA campaigns end-to-end, while the campaigns it manages are actually executed by Condense and Condense Edge down on the TCU itself.