Wireless charging for EVs could aid adoption
Wireless charging technologies for electric vehicles could deliver ‘power on the go’ and bring an end to range anxiety.
Expectations for 5G edge cloud infrastructure in industrial and automotive
The edge cloud is integral to virtual 5G infrastructure design and to operators’ ability to offer high performance services to…
Battery management ensures safe, range-optimized EVs
Battery management units must perform cell balancing and coulomb counting while ensuring that the entire pack meets functional safety requirements...
Why the IoT is more than smart fridges and thermostats
The IoT is everywhere, particularly in our homes from voice assistants and smart bulbs to thermostats that learn user preferences...
Vector signal generator targets automotive, IoT sectors
The R&S SMCV100B generator covers the 5G NR extended FR1 frequency range up to 7.125 GHz for use in automotive,…
FPGAs displace ASICs for stereo vision-based ADAS
Subaru'ss newly launched Levorg car now uses Xilinx FPGAs for stereo vision-based ADAS...
Untangling in-vehicle wireless power design challenges
Car model implementation numbers, with wireless charging available, have grown from 40+ in early 2016, to 100+ models (currently).
Study exposes active driving assistance systems remain flawed
According to a study from the AAA, active driving assistance (ADA) systems that automate steering and braking in a growing…
AI algorithms and challenges for autonomous vehicles
The day when we are going to see autonomous vehicles in everyday life for the regular consumer is quickly approaching.…
The role of AI in autonomous vehicles
Autonomous vehicles are starting to become a real possibility in some parts of industry. Agriculture, transportation and military are some…