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Searching for V2V's hidden data

2015-09-03

It’s widely predicted that vehicle-to-vehicle communications technology will be required on all vehicles due to its significant role in improving safety. These transmissions are mainly for safety, but the wealth of real-time information will undoubtedly be useful for something else.

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Searching for solutions to extend internal combustion

2022-04-05

SAE’s 2022 SLICE Symposium puts new fuels, life-cycle analysis on the front burner for next-gen ICEs.

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Seats and instrument panel in Faurecia's autonomous vehicle sights

2018-03-09

A power swivel seat and a shape-shifting instrument panel are transformative technologies being developed for autonomous vehicle interior environments.

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Second time a charm for Honda’s unibody Ridgeline pickup?

2016-05-16

With the first-generation Honda Ridgeline, buyers weren't ready for a unibody pickup with odd styling. For the 2017 model, the design is normal—and unibody refinement might be a concept whose time has come.

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Secondary loop and heat pump climate control under evaluation once more

2015-12-09

Secondary loop system shows promise for areas with long A/C cooling seasons, by providing thermal storage for idle stop and on acceleration. Reversible heat pump also fits into picture with higher heating efficiency for EVs.

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Secure automotive gigabit ethernet switch

2017-10-09

Marvell’s secure automotive gigabit Ethernet switch—the industry’s first according to the company—enables a new level of safe data transmission in next-generation connected vehicles.

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Security expert: Hackers will target low-profile vehicle intrusions

2018-04-11

Blatant security hacks on connected/autonomous vehicles aren’t the “big threat.” A security expert believes the top hacking targets will be hard-to-detect, and the potential source of that information: in-vehicle microphones.

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Security issues are quickly becoming a central aspect of vehicle design

2014-10-24

Connectivity brings many benefits for vehicle owners, but it creates many challenges for engineers. Security is perhaps the most difficult since stopping hackers is an ongoing task.

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Security labels

2014-04-23

Available for the first time in the U.S., FORGE GUARD from FUJIFILM Electronic Materials U.S.A., Inc. is a security label that offers manufacturers of automobile parts or machinery a new alternative for their brand and anti-counterfeiting protection requirements.

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See-through A-pillars, ghost navigation, and Discovery Sport extreme testing

2014-12-23

Tackling whiteout blizzard conditions, Jaguar Land Rover shows the way ahead.

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Seeing the safe way ahead

2015-10-14

Mobileye’s unique perspective on a smart camera/system-on-a-chip technology is bringing safety-assisted and next semi-automated highway driving to production cars.

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Seeking a common language for vehicle automation

2017-05-25

In late March, SAE had a unique opportunity—a first, according to the record books: Testifying before Congress about an SAE Standard. More specifically J3016—Levels of Vehicle Automation.

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Self-parking vehicle via Valeo valet

2014-07-07

An autonomous valet parking system enables an SUV to park itself as the driver watches the maneuvers unfold while standing outside the vehicle.

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Self-piercing rivets shoot for vehicle-lightweighting applications beyond aluminum

2016-08-31

The SPR process can join aluminum, steel, plastics, carbon fiber, composites, and combinations of materials without the need for a pre-drilled hole. And SPRs don’t require heat to complete the assembly process.

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Semi-finalists named for 11th annual Global Automotive & Mobility Innovation Challenge – Sponsored by SAE International and MI Innovation Alliance

2019-02-12

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Semiconductor maker Infineon buys rival International Rectifier

2014-08-25

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Semiconductor power-device analyzer

2015-03-18

Keysight Technologies has enhanced its B1505A power-device analyzer/curve tracer, allowing it to characterize all key parameters of on-wafer and packaged devices for semiconductor development.

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Send in Yamaguchi!

2016-04-25

Jack Yamaguchi, SAE's veteran Japan Editor, is considered the “dean” of Japan’s automotive journalists. Over a career spanning 50 years, Jack has conducted hundreds of interviews with engineering leaders including the new President of Honda R&D in the May issue.

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Sensing enters a new era

2022-07-12

Sensing enters a new era

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Sensing to solve EV thermal challenges

2023-05-08

The complexities of electric-vehicle HVAC require new sensing solutions. An expert at TDK explains.