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Jack asks Munic.io to support rollout of windshield breakage detection IoT device

Munic, the provider of artificial intelligence (AI) and embedded technologies for the automotive and fleet sectors, reports that Jack, the developer of what it claims is the IoT’s first windshield breakage detection solution, has selected Munic.io to support its rollout in the United States and Europe.

Infosys to establish digital technology and innovation centre in Stuttgart for the automotive sector

Infosys, a global provider of next-generation digital services and consulting, announced the launch of its automotive digital technology and innovation Centre in Stuttgart, Germany, building on its strategic commitment to drive innovation and IT infrastructure transformation in the sector.

Renesas launches R-Car Gen3e with up to 20% higher CPU speed

Renesas Electronics Corporation, a supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, added a new series to its popular R-Car system-on-chips (SoCs) with the R-Car Gen3e.

Halfords enters software market with launch of Avayler

Halfords, the UK-based provider of motoring and cycling products and services, has entered the business-to-business (B2B) software market with the launch of Avayler. This is a new business, offering Halfords’ proprietary software to streamline service delivery for companies that operate in multiple locations.

Rohde & Schwarz and Quectel cooperate on cellular-V2X test case to accelerate 3GPP validation

Rohde & Schwarz in partnership with Quectel announces the verification of selected 3GPP test cases based on a system with its R&S CMW500 wideband radio communication tester against a Quectel AG15 C-V2X module.

Maxim Integrated’s automotive backlight driver with integrated boost converter

Maxim Integrated Products, Inc introduces the four-channel, low-voltage MAX25512 automotive LED backlight driver with integrated boost converter. It is the only integrated solution that retains full, constant brightness of in-car displays even during extreme cold crank conditions down to 3V input voltage.

Velodyne Lidar introduces next-generation velabit sensor

Velodyne Lidar, Inc. has introduced the Velabit sensor, which reportedly addresses the cost, safety, and design challenges of autonomous solutions while delivering state-of-the-art performance.

Maxim Integrated’s infrared-based gesture sensor detects hand gestures at greater distances

Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. introduced the next generation of its infrared-based dynamic optical sensor, able to sense a broader range of gestures at extended distances.

Panasonic Industry and Sensible 4 research and test new sensor for autonomous driving

Sensible 4 software solutions for autonomous driving under real-life and difficult weather conditions. Eager to take self-driving reliability and accuracy to the next level, Sensible 4 and Panasonic Industry Europe now announced a joint test project levering the synergies between Sensible 4’s proven self-driving software and the benefits of Panasonic Industry’s unrivaled Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU).

Water-based lubricants make the vehicles of the future ready to roll

Lubrication is one of the key components for efficient rotation. As the future demand of electric and environmentally friendly vehicles increases, every key component must be as efficient and environmentally friendly as possible.