Time to Look at the Unintended Consequences of ADAS
Driver assistance technology could have unintended consequences. Could people end up losing their driving skills, and what might that mean?
Driving Towards the Democratization of Safety
It's time to democratize safety. Sure, the tech industry preaches about safety and highlights the failings of humans as drivers.…
How DMS & ADAS Can Work Together
Driver monitoring system (DMS) technology, seemingly relegated to the back burner, is sneaking back into safety discussions.
Interview with ON Semi’s Ross Jatou on ADAS & AVs
An interview with On Semi's Ross Jatou about his company's growth strategy in the ADAS and autonomous vehicle markets, and…
Key Considerations When Implementing Sensors in Vehicles
Experts on the integration of sensors in vehicles talked about the six fundamental considerations for the right sensor mix, at…
When AV Software Meets Human Driver…
A key question about autonomous vehicle (AV) technology is whether an AV software driver can match the capabilities of human…
China’s Geely to Feature Mobileye SuperVision for Scalable ADAS
China's Geely Auto Group will, in late 2021, deplo Mobileye’s “full stack,” 360-degree camera-only ADAS solution to power Level 2+…
New S-Class: Throwing the Kitchen-Sink at Luxury
The new S-Class strikes me as throwing the kitchen sink at the next generation of “luxury” cars. Mercedes-Benz crammed into…
Qualcomm Takes On Nvidia for Nex-Gen ADAS/AV Systems
Join me on a journey around the world, from San Diego to Stockholm and Canberra, in which we dissect another…
Implementing a Hybrid Approach to Eliminate Software Defects in ADAS Features
As shown by a recent study by the American Automobile Association, safety-critical automotive applications are not exactly free from software…