Ford’s Level 2 BlueCruise Hands-Free Driving Technology Approved In Europe
ATN Editorial TeamFord's BlueCruise, a Level 2 hands-free driving system, gains approval in 15 European countries, covering over 133,000 kilometers of highways.
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C-BATT Develops Next-Gen Battery Anode Materials
C-BATT, a joint venture of X-BATT and CONSOL Innovations, is advancing Obsidia, a silicon-carbon composite material for batteries.
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New Child Pedestrian Target to Support ADAS Development
AB Dynamics, with sister company DRI, has developed a child version of the Soft Pedestrian 360 ADAS target to meet growing demand from OEMs and…
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The Role of AI in ADAS and Autonomous Vehicles
Frantz Saintellemy, President and CEO of LeddarTech, discusses the role of artificial intelligence in developing advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles.
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TaiSan To Accelerate Development Of Quasi-Solid-State Sodium Battery Technology
TaiSan secures £1.3m pre-seed funding for sodium battery technology, targeting major cost and energy density improvements for BEVs.
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HKUST Develops Advanced Solid-State Electrolytes for Lithium Metal Batteries
HKUST develops solid-state electrolytes for lithium-metal batteries, improving safety and performance, with promising potential for energy storage.
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TIER IV To Develop Data Integration Platform For Autonomous Driving
TIER IV secures a US$9.5 million project to develop a data platform integrating roadside cameras and LiDAR for autonomous driving.
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Elcogen and AVL Develop Megawatt Scale Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cell Stack Modules
Elcogen partners with AVL to develop SOEC stack modules for MW scale hydrogen production, aiming to industrialize solid oxide technology.
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BMW To Road-Test Revolutionary Dual Rotor E-Motor By DeepDrive
The BMW Startup Garage and DeepDrive are road-testing a revolutionary electric motor with dual rotor technology for efficient drives.
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NEXTBMS to Develop Advanced Battery Management Systems
The European research project NEXTBMS, coordinated by the AIT (Austrian Institute of Technology), aims to develop an advanced battery management system (BMS) on the basis…
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