Autonomous Vehicle Engineering
January 2020
- Editorial
Defining and standardizing AV tech and testing - The Navigator
Automakers at fault if V2X spectrum is lost - Superior Interiors
New-mobility thinking is changing how vehicle interiors will work for everyone. - Democratize AV Technology!
Aptiv's new generation of open-sourced architectures based on a few central processors aims to speed AV adoption. CTO Glen DeVos explains. - Wired for Autonomy
Wiring harnesses are already heavy, complex and costly, so what happens when AV equipment is added? An expert from Mentor weighs in. - Autonomy's 'Pirouetting' Future
Protean Electric's novel 360-degree steering and in-wheel drive systems add new potential for urban mobility. - Restructuring for Autonomy
At the dSPACE World Conference, engineers gained new insights into digital development and virtual design and testing. - The key to AV Safety is ODD
Truly safe automated driving depends on defining the exhaustive list of overlapping conditions, use cases, restrictions and scenarios an AV might encounter. - Who's Making the Rules in the Fast-moving AV Age?
The auto industry's impact on NHTSA's regulatory cadence is apparent - and it's challenging theories of rulemaking. - Next-gen Sensors Advancing Commercial Vehicle ADAS, Autonomy
ZF's director of ADAS & Autonomy says the supplier is well-positioned in 2020 for the SAE Level 2 market, which he views as "a sweet spot" for commercial vehicles. - Silicon Valley Summit Identifies Safety Strategies for Self-driving Cars
AV industry leaders pinpointed several effective tactics, such as limiting vehicle speeds and empowering safety operators to ground vehicles.
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