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Miniaturising computer chips of drones
In recent years, engineers have worked to shrink drone technology, building flying prototypes that are the size of a bumblebee and loaded with even tinier sensors and cameras. Thus far, they have managed to miniaturise almost every part of a drone, except for the brains of the entire operation — the computer chip.
Britain falls behind in the robotics game
Despite what pop culture would have us believe, modern day robotics are not the threat to mankind we see depicted in film, television and fiction. Since the introduction of robotic arms to automotive manufacturing in the 1960s, installing robotics and automation has become standard practice in manufacturing. Despite this, the United Kingdom is falling behind in the robotics manufacturing market.
SoCs enable WiFi gateways for the connected car
Marvell has announced the 88W8987xA, which it claims to be the world’s first automotive-grade system-on-chip (SoC) to integrate the latest WiFi, Bluetooth, and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) capabilities. This highly sophisticated wireless combo chip brings a solution for in-car WiFi, Bluetooth 5 and 802.11p.
Bi-weekly podcast launched for IIoT engineers
A bi-weekly podcast has been launched by Real-Time Innovations (RTI), created specifically for engineers, architects and leaders in the IIoT space.The Connext Podcast will cover a wide range of topics, including autonomous cars and vehicle-to-vehicle communications, ad-hoc peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, fog computing, IoT security and company culture. The podcast will feature product and technical overviews with RTI’s lead engineers as well a...
eSync Alliance drives secure automotive OTA and diagnostics
Excelfore has unveiled the eSync Alliance, a global automotive initiative to drive multi-company solutions for OTA updates and diagnostic-data in the automotive electronics eco-system.The eSync Alliance consists of automotive suppliers working cooperatively to provide eSync Compliant components.
When and where will Industry 4.0 actually happen?
There are a many people now invested in working towards achieving the goals set out by Industry 4.0. For a concept that started life as a German government strategy project it is fair to say that it has captured the imaginations of many engineers and futurists from around the globe.
Collaboration develops and tests smart connected technologies
Subsidiary of Intel,Wind River, has engaged with the Transportation Research Center (TRC), The Ohio State University (OSU), and the City of Dublin to advance smart, connected, and autonomous technologies. The planned collaboration - focused around the Columbus region in central Ohio - aims to accelerate learning in the automotive community. The group looks to develop strategies and technologies that safely and securely increase the pace, quality,...
Gateway device overcomes LIN bus limitations
Global microelectronics engineering company, Melexis, has announced a new LIN-to-LIN gateway that overcomes the limitation of just 16 devices on a typical LIN bus. Each MLX81120 connects as a LIN slave on the main LIN bus and is controlled directly from the vehicle's Body Control Module (BCM). The new device allows for up to 16 LIN RGB slave modules on a private LIN bus, thereby permitting up to 196 LED lighting devices to be connected to a singl...
The future of the electric car is autonomous
Battery stability, high pressure physical characteristics, and temperature changes are vital issues for EVs.
Evaluation safety solution developed on DRIVE PX Platform
ARCCORE is building safety critical software on the NVIDIA DRIVE PX platform to power complex automotive systems.ARCCORE’s software platform will be based on the renowned automotive standard AUTOSAR and will be used as a high performance evaluation system for autonomous driving.