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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles selects Transatel’s cellular connectivity solution in Europe

FCA Italy has chosen Transatel’s architecture to provide universal 4G connectivity and a comprehensive connectivity management platform in all 28 countries of the EU and EFTA. The solution will also support 5G as soon as the technology becomes available on the automotive market.

Cepton launches Vista -X120, its latest high-resolution long-range lidar sensor

ZF Openmatics and Maxion Wheels partner on wheel connectivity solution

MaxionWheels, a wheel manufacturer, announced it collaboration with ZF Openmatics to develop, fully-integrated wheel connectivity solution. Initially, targeting the commercial vehicle market, the multiservice sensor will capture, analyse and broadcast key data such as tire pressure and temperature, wheel load and other wheel and tire performance metrics to drivers, fleet managers, and infrastructure authorities.

Hyundai Motor invests in IONITY to democratise high-power EV charging network

Hyundai Motor Company alongside Kia Motors Corporation announced its investment into IONITY, a joint venture established by global automakers.

Septentrio unveils a new GNSS/INS receiver for unmanned aerial systems

Septentrio, a global supplier of high-accuracy positioning technology for demanding applications has announced a new addition to their GNSS/INS portfolio.

Study shows 8% of new cars in Europe now sold with level 2 autonomy driving features

eSync platform claims the most extensive in-vehicle over-the-air deployment seen worldwide

The eSync Alliance reports that member company Excelfore has announced the deployment of the eSync platform for new cars being produced by FAW, claimed to be one of China’s largest automotive manufacturers, in the most extensive in-vehicle over-the-air (OTA) capability seen to date in the automotive industry.

‘Cost-effective, triple-redundant’ IMU launched for autonomous vehicle navigation

Wearables and the warehouse of the future

The priority of the warehouse of the future is no longer the general storage of goods, but rather a focus on the fast movement of products with as few touches as possible.

Rise of vehicle connectivity and intelligent transport prompts manufacturers to integrate automotive HMIs

According to a new report, the global automotive human-machine interface (HMI) market is projected to reach approximately US$27 billion (€24.4 billion) by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 7% during the forecast period.