The All-round Tool for the Path from Vision to Product
Oscilloscopes are standard instruments in electronics labs and part of the basic setup of anyone who develops, manufactures or repairs electronic equipment.
AV Industry Progress Hits Bump in the Road with Argo Shutdown
Why did Ford and VW decide to stop development of their own AV platform?
Global Demand for AVs Driving Alliances with Startups
The transition from ADAS to autonomous driving has encouraged OEMs to partner with startups to develop hardware and software capabilities.
What’s Driving the Latest Automotive Designs
Changing dynamics among OEMs, suppliers alter the automotive electronics landscape.
A Look at the Latest AV Advancements
Autonomous vehicles are still considered a long way from primetime use, but there have been a lot of recent significant news announcements.
Electronics Asia Conference 2022 Just Around the Corner
With the theme "Gearing Up for Growth: Electronics and Semiconductor Technologies Driving Industry Developments in Asia," EAC 2022 will focus on applications including IoT, wireless technologies, automotive electronics, and the supply chain.
10 Tech Industry Trends for 2023
TrendForce has detailed 10 major trends that are expected to take place across various segments in the tech industry in 2023.
Valens Semiconductor and Intel Collaborate on Automotive MIPI A-PHY Implementations
Valens Semiconductor is collaborating with Intel to develop MIPI A-PHY-compliant automotive technologies for foundry customers.
Autonomous Driving Development Stuck in the Slow Lane
L3 vehicles were expected to hit the road by the end of the last decade, and early L4 prototypes would be available this year. However, only limited rollouts of either have been announced so far. This article explores the reasons for the delay and envisions what is needed to achieve the objective.
Why Automotive Cybersecurity is Important
Cybersecurity is becoming a fundamental concern for the development of autonomous vehicle (AV) systems, as attacks can have serious consequences and can put human lives at risk.
Using SDRs to Prototype and Deploy Vehicular Networking for AVs
SDR-based testing systems can reconfigure their internal digital structure to test the RF behavior of the embedded firmware of AVs in face of new protocols, frequency allocations, and functionalities.
AV Progress Under the Radar: May Mobility
May Mobility's AV technology is unique and promising. Its real-time simulation of other road-user future actions looks like an excellent strategy for safe operation.
