Tag: advanced driver assistance systems
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ADAS: Top 40 advanced driver assistance systems companies
The term “advanced driver assistance systems”, or ADAS, refers to a collection of automotive electronics technologies which are designed to enable vehicles to operate autonomously in certain situations. The market for ADAS is forecast to be worth around $70 billion by 2025, according to Grand View Research. And although it’s already a huge market, a…
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Infineon expands its development site in Austria
Infineon is planning to expand its development site in Linz, Austria. The company says it will strengthen its research and development efforts in the field of high-frequency components. The Infineon Austria holding company – Danube Integrated Circuit Engineering – in Linz will be provided with a new home. The company broke ground for the new…
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Webcast: Denso engineering leader provides insight into $40 billion company
In this webcast, we interview Bill Foy, senior vice president of engineering at Denso International America. (See video below.) Denso is one of the world’s largest automotive technology suppliers, having started out in 1949 as a spin-off from Toyota. Today, the company has a market capitalization of around $40 billion, and it’s gone through some…
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Advanced driver assistance systems market to reach $67 billion by 2024
The global market for advanced driver assistance systems market is set to reach $67 billion by 2024, according to a report by Global Market Insights. Park assist systems accounted for 11 percent of the ADAS market share, according to GMI, which also finds that there are “substantial applications for blind spots elimination and accidental threats…
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Visteon and ZongMu Technology sign co-operation agreement on autonomous driving solutions
Visteon, a supplier of automotive cockpit electronics, and ZongMu Technology, a China-based supplier of advanced driving assistance systems, have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop Level 3-plus autonomous driving solutions. Under the agreement, Visteon and ZongMu will combine their strengths to jointly develop a self-parking solution integrating Visteon’s DriveCore autonomous driving platform and ZongMu’s…
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Tata collaborates with Wabco on advanced driver assistance tech
The commercial vehicle business unit of Tata Motors is moving ahead with the development of safety-enhancing advanced driver assistance system solutions for deployment on its medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. This ambitious goal is aimed at reducing the number of road accidents, increasing vehicular as well as occupant safety, in a broad range of visibility…
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Xilinx launches new processor for autonomous driving systems
Xilinx has launched the automotive qualified Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC family, enabling development of safety-critical advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving systems. The Xilinx Automotive XA Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC family is qualified according to AEC-Q100 test specifications with full ISO 26262 ASIL-C level certification. The product integrates a feature-rich 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 and dual-core ARM…
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Renesas Electronics India unveils latest automotive and smart city solutions
Renesas Electronics India, a subsidiary of Renesas Electronics Singapore, has showcased its latest solutions for the automotive and smart cities segments at Electronica India. Sunil Dhar, president, Renesas Electronics India, says: “The Indian market is rapidly adopting new technologies and we will be unveiling exciting additions to our portfolio at electronica India. “Our solutions…
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Samsung strengthens interest in autonomous driving with $300 million investment fund
Samsung has created a $300 million fund to build on a number of earlier investments in auto-related startups and technologies. Earlier this year, the electronics giant bought Harman, a premier supplier to original equipment manufacturers in the automotive sector. The two companies have now jointly launched a new strategic initiative, focused on developing innovations for…
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Torc Robotics links up with NXP on self-driving car technology
Torc Robotics is partnering with NXP Semiconductors to integrate next-generation radar into its self-driving vehicle fleet. NXP is one of the world’s largest chip suppliers to the automotive industry, for advanced driver assistance systems. Torc CEO Michael Fleming says: “For over a decade, Torc has been working with partners across multiple industries to make the…