Engineering is making the car of the future possible by enabling electric vehicles, self-driving, telematics, cellular V2X, ADAS, DSRC, and more via innovations in power, embedded design, communications, and other technology areas.
This 45-page PDF is jam-packed with professionally researched data points covering electric powertrain and transmission tech, EV production, sales, and automakers.
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A concept vehicle with “legs” provides a new version of mobility—it can move over objects and terrain that would otherwise be impossible for a conventional vehicle.
Disproving the “it can’t be done” conventional wisdom, an MIT team has built and flown an aircraft with 5-meter span that’s powered by a silent ion-based sonic wind operating at 40 kV.
Aicha Evans, Intel's chief strategy officer, plans to leave the company next month, adding to the list of recent departures from the chip manufacturer's executive ranks. The former general manager of the Santa Clara, California-based company...
Plenty of new automotive innovations, from thermal imaging to a robotic suitcase, were on display at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, drawing lots of traffic among the attendees.
NXP Semiconductors, the world's largest maker of automotive chips, has had to change course after Qualcomm's $44 billion merger bid fell through last year. Qualcomm, the largest supplier of mobile phone chips, is also having to...
Auto manufacturers are using light-emitting diodes (LEDs) beyond the traditional front, rear, day-running, stop and turn lights to make their vehicles stand out in the market.
This local dimming backlight reference design conserves power, extends the life of liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), and enhances automotive display quality.
