In this interview, Peter Burns, Chief, Human Factors and Crash Avoidance Research, Motor Vehicle Safety at Transport Canada explores the this question in relation to the effectiveness of ADAS systems – focusing on challenges with design, efficiency, consistency and education for users.
An Interview with Divya Garikapati, IEEE, SAE and Women in Autonomy Read More »
Thermal imaging technology is fast becoming a hot topic in the world of automated vehicles and ADAS. After a fascinating Q&A panel with Bendix De Meulemeester of Umicore, Sebastien Tinnes of Lynred, and Chuck Gershman of OWL at AutoSens Brussels 2023, we asked Bendix to share some thoughts on where thermal is headed as we look forward to AutoSens Detroit 2024. Plus viewpoints from experts at OWL AI, TRIOPTICS and Teledyne FLIR.
Adventure through the Agenda: Thermal Imaging for ADAS Read More »
In this second edition of the CES takeaways by myself (Sara Sargent) and Kayleigh Pearson we cover innovations discovered from Samsung, Smart Eye, STMicroelectronics, AIRY3D, Cipia, and Sony+ Siemens at CES. I’m kicking this blog off first with a a breakdown of regulation meets Software Defined Vehicles – then enjoy the company updates and of course, tune in again for the next release!
What better way to kick off 2024, than a visit to CES to see the latest tech in the ADAS & AV industry? Our experts Sara Sargent and Kayleigh Pearson headed to the show in Las Vegas to gather the latest movements in the industry. Read Kayleigh’s first report…
In this interview, Peter Burns, Chief, Human Factors and Crash Avoidance Research, Motor Vehicle Safety at Transport Canada explores the this question in relation to the effectiveness of ADAS systems – focusing on challenges with design, efficiency, consistency and education for users.
An Interview with Peter Burns, Transport Canada Read More »
At AutoSens Brussels we were joined by speaker Robert Vets, Hardware Engineering Director Sensors at Cruise & Managing Director of Cruise Munich GmbH. We caught up with Robert after the event to hear about his experience and go deeper into the challenges presented in his keynote, including safety, trends to reduce costs, and what the next ten years holds for Cruise.
Enabling change with Cruise: Merging an industrial legacy with digital technology Read More »
We talk to Matthieu Worm, Director of Autonomous Vehicles within the Simulation and Test Solutions Group at Siemens Digital Industries Software, our lead sponsor of our AutoSens Detroit Edition. Matthieu shares with us how Siemens is adapting to the challenges of 2020, his views on validation, and what we can expect from Siemens at AutoSens
Driving ADAS technology and autonomous vehicles into the future with Siemens Read More »
This is Part II of our talk with Rick Wietfeldt, MIPI Alliance board member and senior director at Qualcomm Incorporated, who will be presenting virtually at AutoSens Detroit on November 19. In Part I, Rick laid out details of the recently released MIPI A-PHY v1.0, a long-reach SerDes physical layer interface specification. In this installment,
Wired Interfaces: Enabling End-to-End Interfaces for ADAS, Infotainment and Autonomy Read More »
Carl Anthony, Founder of AutoVision News, chats to Stephane Strahm, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Kalray. You can catch Stephane’s presentation on ‘How the Manycore architecture can support multiple types of sensors computing needs’ from our first week of AutoSens 2020 on-demand now, with your AutoSens 2020 ticket. Tell us a little bit about Kalray,
AutoSens Brussels edition featured an exclusive interview led by Junko Yoshida, Global Editor-in-Chief of EE Times, with Ross Jatou, VP and GM of the Automotive Solutions Division at ON Semiconductor. Covering topics from driver monitoring to edge processing, NCAP testing and sensor fusion, this is a great insight into the state-of-the-art for automotive sensors, and
Interview with Ross Jatou of ON Semiconductor and Junko Yoshida of EE Times Read More »
