Next-generation true-solid-state LiDAR for integration and series applications
XenomatiX CEO Filip Geuens unveils the company’s next-generation XenoLidar X for automotive and industrial applications.
Software
Achieving emissions compliance and significant carbon dioxide reduction in premium passenger cars
Ricardo experts share the findings of the PaREGEn project, which demonstrated 15% CO2 emissions reductions with full noxious emissions compliance for D&E class vehicles.
Transforming the fuel cell development process with virtualization
AVL’s Emre Kural, Beatriz Acero Tello, and Martin Abart explain how to successfully exploit the full potential of simulation to develop fuel cells, from configuration to SOP.
The role of VIRTIO in modern and future automotive architectures
OpenSynergy’s Isaac Trefz discusses the role of VIRTIO in modern automotive architectures and provides insight into the first-ever implementation of open standard-based devices.
Adaptive AUTOSAR-based high-performance controller development
Elektrobit’s Vishal Mishra discusses the future of vehicle software infrastructure and explains how to develop HPCs with Adaptive Autosar.
How to bring Intelligent Speed Assistance to the road by 2022
Experts from Continental, HERE Technologies, and Elektrobit discuss how to implement ISA and make it an industry-standard feature.
Accelerating the improvement of ride and handling performance with driving simulator technology
VI-grade’s Mathieu Grob explains how driving simulator technologies can simplify and accelerate this process by assessing and improving modern vehicles’ ride and handling performance, in order to identify their optimal combination.
SOA is coming to your vehicle program: we need to talk about standard services!
GENIVI experts explain how to build a robust set of services, signals, and models, which the entire auto industry can use as it transitions to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).
Using AUTOSAR to achieve UNECE-compliant cybersecurity
Experts from ESCRYPT explain how and to what extent you can use the existing AUTOSAR security software to realize UNECE-compliant automotive cybersecurity.
How to bootstrap end-entity V2X devices
ESCRYPT’s Omar Alshabibi explains how to bootstrap a V2X OBU or RSU at the manufacturing plant of an OEM or Tier 1 supplier in the most efficient way.
Discover how the automotive industry accelerates product development with driving simulators
Experts from VI-grade discuss how the company’s driving simulator product line helps vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers expedite the product development process.
Automotive cybersecurity supplier governance with PROOF
Experts from ESCRYPT, KPMG, and Alyne discuss how to manage cybersecurity supplier governance effectively.
How to enhance Google’s Android Automotive OS
OpenSynergy’s Jonathan Siegel discusses how the company can enhance Android Automotive OS by providing complementary software components, including COQOS Hypervisor SDK, Blue SDK Fusion, and Radio Tuner SDK.
Intrusion detection for Ethernet-based E/E architecture
ESCRYPT’s Dr. Eng. Siddharth Shukla provides insight into E/E architecture trends, focusing on the benefits and challenges of Ethernet in automotive E/E architectures.
7 success factors for large scale HPC projects
Elektrobit’s Jan Rüdiger offers first-hand expertise on the latest HPC engineering requirements, advanced integration concepts, proven testing and debugging strategies.
5G and GNSS – how to fulfil the requirements of the next-generation connected car
In this free, 60-minute webinar, Quectel’s Manfred Lindacher and Florian Bousquet discuss the role of 5G and GNSS in the connected vehicle’s rapid evolution.
Post-quantum cryptography in automotive
ESCRYPT’s Dr Efstathia Katsigianni outlines the role of asymmetric cryptography for the security of automotive systems.
Towards a common standard for device virtualization in the cockpit of the future
Experts from OpenSynergy discuss how the automotive industry should abandon proprietary solutions, and instead embrace open standards and compete on their implementation quality.
The more challenging requirements of UNR 155 (WP.29)
Experts from Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security provide insight into the technology challenges posed by the new requirements and discuss innovative ways in which OEMs and their suppliers can address them.
Servitization opportunities for automakers with a future-ready service delivery platform
KPIT’s Omkar Panse outlines how automakers can take advantage of the revenue growth opportunities offered by data-driven services.