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SAE Revises Levels of Vehicle Automation

May 13, 2021

WARRENDALE, PA—SAE International has updated the auto industry’s most-cited reference for driving automation capabilities: SAE J3016 Recommended Practice, commonly referenced as the SAE Levels of Driving Automation.

New Technology Integrates Radar Sensors Into Headlights

October 7, 2020

DRESDEN, Germany—A recent project in Germany called RadarGlass integrates sensors into front headlights.

Traditional OEMs are rethinking their technology strategies and business models as they prepare for battle with new mobility competitors

John Challen

September 14, 2020

Traditional OEMs face a challenge in the coming years as new competitors and fresh approaches to personal transportation appear. Daimler and Volvo are two of the old-guard leaders preparing for the new battle. According to recent interviews, full assaults on the IT (information technology) and safety fronts are just two of the highlighted strategies being deployed.

Automakers View Cameras as Essential Safety Devices

Austin Weber

January 4, 2016

For decades, motorists have depended on side view and rearview mirrors when changing lanes or backing up. But, the good old glass mirror is slowly being replaced by cameras, sensors and display screens.

Will Self-Driving Cars Revolutionize the Auto Industry?

August 16, 2012

DETROIT—Autonomous vehicles may be the biggest thing to hit the auto industry in a long time.

Automotive Sensors Market to Increase 7.7 Percent Annually

May 31, 2012

DETROIT—The global market for automobile sensors is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 7.7 percent, reaching $22.1 billion by 2017.

The Critical Role of the Evolving Control Panel

Now, it’s more important than ever for modern facilities to embrace industrial automation. At the heart of automation is the continuously changing control panel. In this webinar, we’ll discuss key characteristics of an optimized design, how to exceed industry standards, and more mission-critical ways to optimize the electrical and network infrastructure on the plant floor.

How Smart Technologies are Supercharging Continuous Improvement Programs

Lean Six Sigma has been driving continuous improvement efforts for decades, but its shortcomings have become apparent. Data gathering is labor-intensive and only able to capture small sample sizes. Now it is possible to capture data over extended periods and multiple locations at a fraction of the cost of old manual methods.

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