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HARMAN: AI-powered in-vehicle karaoke platform
Sing Drive integrates karaoke features directly into infotainment and audio systems.
Jahr: 2026
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Interview: Optimizing AI Models for Automotive SoCs
The interview shows that the performance of modern ADAS systems does not depend solely on the computing power of an SoC.
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CARIZON is developing Level 3 driving functions for Volkswagen in China
A joint venture between CARIAD and Horizon Robotics is expanding its proprietary technology platform for automated driving.
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Zoox: NHTSA-Ausnahmegenehmigung für den gewerblichen Betrieb von Robotaxis
Im August 2026 startet Zoox den ersten kommerziellen Betrieb mit seinen autonomen People-Movern.
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ZF LIFETEC: Seat Belts with Infrared Signature
New seatbelt webbing uses interior cameras to indicate whether the seatbelt is fastened correctly.
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NEXT HORIZONS 2026: A New Tech Event for Software-Defined Industries
With NEXT HORIZONS 2026, Vector is launching a new cross-industry technology event for software-defined industries. The conference will take place on November 17 and 18, 2026, at the Vector Campus in Stuttgart.
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NVIDIA Unveils Halos OS as a Security Platform for Robotaxis
The platform is designed to provide manufacturers and robotaxi providers with a scalable foundation for the safe deployment of autonomous mobility services.
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Momenta Receives Nationwide L4 Testing Approval from the German KBA
With the Germany-wide Level 4 testing permit, Momenta will be able to test autonomous driving systems under real-world traffic conditions throughout Germany in the future.
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Eclipse S-CORE v0.8 Released
This release primarily enhances quality, safety, and integration processes, thereby laying the foundation for use in safety-critical vehicle architectures.
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AUMOVIO and the BMW Group Expand Their Technology Partnership and Settle Their Legal Dispute
The companies are expanding their technology partnership to include electronics and braking systems. At the same time, they are settling their long-standing legal dispute over an integrated braking system.