An Auto-Calibrating System for Sensors in Autonomous Vehicles
Radars, cameras, lidars, ultrasonic sensors help an autonomous vehicle make decisions, and their accuracy is paramount to safe autonomous driving.
Foxconn Invests $10M in Autotalks to Accelerate V2X Rollout
Foxconn Interconnect Technology has invested $10 million in Autotalks to accelerate V2X penetration across automotive and micromobility segments.
STMicroelectronics on EV Challenges and Trends
STMicroelectronics' M.H. Tey talks about the key trends driving the automotive electronics and vehicle electrification, GaN and SiC, and his…
General Motors Tags Wolfspeed for Drivetrain Chips
Wolfspeed announced a strategic supplier agreement to develop and deliver silicon carbide power ICS for GM's electric vehicles.
Hailo Enabling the Move to Next Levels of Autonomous Driving
There are still a lot of challenges that need ironing out for the automotive industry to move on to the…
NEV Market Remains Bullish
Total global sales of NEVs (new energy vehicles) for the first three quarters of 2021 (January–September) reached 4.2 million units,…
NXP and Ford Partner on Next-Gen Connected Car Experiences and Services
NXP's vehicle networking, gateway, and i.MX 8 Series processors work together to enable enhanced services, convenience and OTA updateable vehicles.
Foxconn Sets Sights on Driving Software Application Ecosystem
Foxconn plans to establish a software R&D center, in line with its aim to become a software-defined business in the…
Is Digital Radar the Answer to ADAS Interference?
Interference associated with analog radars needs to be mitigated now, not later.
The Internet of Cars is Paved With Silicon
The Internet of Cars represents the most significant semiconductor opportunity since the smartphone.
Analog Devices Now Certified to ISO/SAE 21434:2021
Analog Devices is now certified to ISO/SAE 21434:2021, the new automotive cybersecurity standard for production road vehicle electrical and electronic…
C-V2X Certification – Necessary or Just Nice to Have?
Wouldn't it be great if you could know in real time what is happening outside your line-of-sight?
