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The Blind Spot in Automotive Vision Systems TE Connectivity
Vision systems in autonomous vehicles have created significant advancements in the automotive sector, but they rely on robust coaxial connectors to ensure safety-critical data transmission.

Meeting Power Demands of Modern Microprocessors NXP
NXP’s PMICs deliver precise, multi-rail, and scalable power supplies for the future of electronics. With its PF81, FS65, and PF0100 PMICs, NXP helps designers reduce complexity, increase efficiency, and deliver more sustainable products for the next generation of high-performance computing devices.

Keeping Automotive Connections Compact and Reliable Molex
Vehicles have evolved into sophisticated, data-driven platforms. Learn how reliable connectivity and smart harness designs are becoming essential as modern vehicles pack more sensors and driver-assistance features into the cabin.

Software-Defined Vehicles: ‘State-of-the-Art’ and Challenges with AD and ADAS Computing Systems KEMET
Explore how software-defined vehicles, AD, and ADAS are challenging designers to convert from traditional electronic control units to domain control units and further accelerate adoption of central communication units and zone control units.

Today's Cars Are Packed with Motors Bill Schweber
Today's cars, regardless of their power source, are brimming with electronic components for various functions like ADAS, entertainment, and navigation, and their electronic content is steadily increasing.

Who’s Driving a Level 3 Vehicle? Matt Campbell
Years of ADAS advancements have finally put Level 3 autonomy in the hands of select US consumers. How did we get here, and what’s the path forward?

When Autonomous Vehicles Arrive, Will We Be Ready? Matt Campbell
As autonomous vehicles (AVs) aim to reduce the dangers of the road, they will encounter cultural obstacles that engineers cannot solve in the lab. Here, we explore the social and economic barriers to widespread adoption of AVs.

New Tech Tuesdays: ADAS Technology Is Riding Positive Trends Tommy Cummings
In this week's New Tech Tuesday, we'll look at new products from Taoglas, STMicroelectronics, and Maxim Integrated that offer ADAS solutions.

New Tech Tuesdays: Development Tools, Processors for Driver Monitoring Systems Tommy Cummings
In this week's New Tech Tuesday, we'll look at development tools from Basler and Arduino and processors from NXP Semiconductors that are essential for automotive safety systems.

HMIs Change How We Interact With Vehicles Robert Huntley
Look at any modern car, and you’ll find a sleek HMI for controlling the car’s many functions. Touchscreens have dominated automotive HMIs, but there are concerns that touchscreens distract the driver, so alternatives such as voice recognition and in-air haptics are gathering momentum.

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