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NXP: Battery management chip integrates critical functions
The battery pack IC from NXP consolidates critical BMS functions on one chip.
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Softing: Autonomous vehicle diagnostic tester
Portable device for status checks on the integration board as well as vehicle programming, diagnostics and ECU updates in the field.
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ZF and Infineon: Vehicle control systems optimized with AI
ZF and Infineon have jointly developed and implemented AI algorithms for the development and control of vehicle software as part of the publicly funded „EEmotion“ project.
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dSPACE: Radar test bench for precise separation and interference tests
The system makes it possible to transfer previously time-consuming tests to a controlled laboratory environment.
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Whitepaper: The five biggest challenges in software development for automotive microcontrollers
This ETAS white paper offers manufacturers and suppliers support in reorganizing their processes for the development of modern microcontroller software.
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Article: Software Factory and DevOps models accelerate secure SDV
Linking the requirements of safety-critical systems with the requirements of a software-defined vehicle (SDV) in the software factory is new. This requires the addition of simulation models of vehicles and their components as well as virtual environments.
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Continental Mobility Study 2024
The majority in the respective countries expect autonomous trucks to compensate for the shortage of drivers in transport companies and ensure a better flow of traffic.
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IPG Automotive: Network meeting for virtual vehicle development
Experts in simulation and vehicle development exchanged ideas at the international network meeting Apply & Innovate in Karlsruhe.
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Vector: New approaches to software updates
With three web applications, the cloud-based software platform enables the continuous maintenance of vehicles both online and offline.
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Mercedes-Benz: Highly automated up to 95 km/h on the highway
World’s fastest level 3 system for highly automated driving soon on German highways.