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The rapid growth of music streaming, and the steady development of new car audio technologies, has made premium car audio a key feature for choosing a car.

The modern cockpit contains many driver assist functions. Virtualization reduces cost by running these functions on a single hardware platform without compromising the system safety.

Technology can assist in reducing and controlling the impact of the many global socio-economic trends and emerging challenges faced by the agriculture industry.

In a world where resources are harder than ever to find, with a global population dramatically growing, climate changes are affecting every aspect of billions of lives.

Although its widespread use is relatively recent, life before the Internet seems a dim and distant memory. In the automotive context, network use is still in its infancy and set to expand drastically.

With farming, it’s no surprise that time equals money. It’s a valuable commodity, considering your yield greatly depends on when you plant your crops.

IoT ecosystems are filled with security loopholes that hackers are exploiting to create damaging effects. Solutions to secure it are emerging from the very technologies that are propelling the IoT.

Whether it’s switching modes across different weather conditions, adapting to environmental changes, or detecting roadwork, the car of tomorrow is transforming our experience today.

The digital cockpit as an experiential hub must serve more than just entertainment and control needs—it must improve safety and comfortably be the perfect companion for a digital life.

Explore the tremendous potential and game-changing applications of 5G in enabling level 3-5 automated cars.

Personalize your car’s sound signature while complying with upcoming laws in EU, the US and Asia by adding sound effects to silent Electric Vehicles/Hybrid Vehicles.

Automotive cloud technology offers exciting new revenue streams for shared mobility with intelligent displays and intuitive passenger experiences.

Data from connected cars have tremendous potential to power high-return business models. From making the ride entertaining to personalizing and securing it.

Hackers finding are finding new ways to break into connected systems, extract sensitive information and even take control of Electronic Control Units (ECUs).

AI-based voice bots, smart digital interfaces, and hyper-personalization are creating seamless and exciting in-vehicle experiences while opening new revenue streams.

Technology advancements are revolutionizing every aspect of life, including the transportation industry.

The digitally savvy customer of today demands a driving experience that is connected, intelligent and seamless. Read these guidelines to better understand customer expectations.

Although the automotive industry has made substantial strides in improving safety over the years, the next frontier may reside in all of us, or in the “crowd.”

Think you’re surrounded by safe drivers? Think again. Human error is the cause of around 90 percent of traffic collisions.

The connected car demands a growing number of antennas. But incorporating them all is a challenge for designers, engineers and aerodynamicists.

Having vehicles “keep an eye” on the driver and occupants, will make the driving experience safer by reducing accidents and saving lives.

New mobility concepts are blurring the lines between owned and shared cars. Automakers aim to protect their brands through a personalized user experience.

With the emergence of autonomous vehicles, commuters and travelers released from the obligation of driving and navigating will gain extra time for other things.

Smart cars not only know what is going on within their own systems, they also have increasing awareness of the world around them and learn the preferences of those who use them.

The principles of individualization and shared seem contradictory. But technological advances are enabling portable personalization that can turn any connected car into your own personal mobility space.

Digital displays are rapidly becoming a crucial part of the human-machine interface in vehicles. But are there limits to this visual revolution?

V2X and ADAS are a potential entry point for unwanted digital guests. This makes over the air updatability, Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems a must.

Advanced driver assistance systems are changing how we interact with vehicles. And the voice is rapidly emerging as the dominant medium of communication with the vehicle.

5G is set to play pivotal role as automakers seek to integrate vehicles into the Internet of Things. But it also represents a paradigm shift for V2X technologies on the road to autonomous driving.