Modern E/E testing and vehicle validation generate large, heterogeneous data sets across many programs, variants, and sites. To keep engineering work efficient, that data must stay governed, searchable, and accessible to many tools and teams—without repeated conversions or manual handoffs.
AReS Libertas ASAM ODS Server is the system of record behind HighQSoft measured data management applications and third-party clients. It provides an ASAM ODS 6.2–compatible HTTP/REST interface so organizations can connect web apps, desktop tools, scripts, and automation reliably to the same governed measurement context.
Libertas is built for scalable enterprise operation. A microservices architecture and container-ready deployment support growth across environments, while a proven “mixed mode” approach keeps descriptive data in a SQL database and mass data in dedicated repositories—so data is stored once and retrieved efficiently for each request.
Libertas implements the ASAM ODS 6.2 interface so existing ASAM ODS clients can connect without custom adapters. The server supports application models across domains, allowing teams to work consistently even when model structures vary by project.
Large test programs depend on fast access to both context and time series. Libertas manages descriptive data centrally and supports multiple repository types for recorded mass data, enabling performant retrieval of exactly the requested subset—without duplicating content.
Libertas is designed to sit behind a mixed tool landscape. Teams can use established analysis tools (for example DIAdem or MATLAB), web applications such as ASAMCommander, and query tooling such as HQL—while keeping one consistent server backend and data context.
Data is only valuable when it is trustworthy and comparable. Libertas supports validation at onboarding and helps standardize structure and catalogs (units, quantities, physical dimensions), so measurements remain interpretable and comparable—even years after recording.
Server-side events can be used to trigger downstream processes. Notifications can be based on newly available measurements, changes, or calculation results—enabling automated imports, analysis runs, reporting pipelines, and integrations with surrounding enterprise systems.
Libertas provides role- and group-based access control and supports integration with corporate identity concepts where available (for example LDAP via plugins or OAuth). This keeps access to data consistent across tools, scripts, and services while aligning with enterprise governance.
HighQSoft solutions cover the full lifecycle from onboarding and validation to management and analysis of measured test data. As an ASAM ODS server, Libertas provides the central backbone for this ecosystem, enabling modular end-user applications (ASAMCommander), a consistent query layer for tools and scripting (HQL), server-side workflow automation for custom analysis (Merlin/SAM), or modern AI and LLM tools (Claire, MCP Server).
Across domains such as battery, calibration, emissions, logger, powertrain, NVH, and safety, the goal stays the same: turn raw time-, frequency-, and event-based recordings into governed data that can be found, reused, and analyzed consistently at scale.
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Libertas enables teams to access the same measurement data and context across departments, projects, and locations. Web-based access through ASAMCommander and standards-based client connections improve collaboration and reduce friction when sharing results and evidence.
Test data often remain relevant for many years—especially in regulated or safety-critical contexts. Validation and standardization during onboarding help keep data usable over its full lifecycle, reducing errors in downstream analysis and improving confidence in results.
Standardized test data structures make it easier to compare tests across time and programs. In combination with Merlin/SAM, analysis and reporting can be executed automatically and transparently, including traceability for inputs, versions, and generated outputs.
ASAM ODS servers provide a durable interface layer that reduces the need for constant rewrites when tools, formats, or systems evolve. This is especially valuable in enterprises with many consumers—applications, scripts, and integrations—built on the same data foundation.
A standards-based measured data management system allows organizations to choose compatible tools and solution providers. This reduces dependency on a single vendor or proprietary format and keeps technology choices flexible over time.
Standard interfaces help future-proof data access and integrations. Libertas supports enterprise evolution across generations of tools and infrastructure, and HighQSoft options such as Janus can help incorporate non-ODS legacy sources into a unified access approach.
Libertas supports containerization to simplify rollout and operations. In orchestrated environments, services can be scaled, deployed, and managed predictably—supporting enterprise-grade availability and growth.
Libertas can be deployed in customer-operated environments across common Windows and Linux setups, including container platforms. This supports organizations that require full control over infrastructure and data residency.
Libertas can run in cloud environments including AWS, GCP, Azure, and Alibaba, and fits Kubernetes-based operations (including OpenShift). Common cloud storage options can be integrated, and OAuth-based authentication can be used where supported.
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