ZF is collaborating with Microsoft to enhance its software engineering processes, methods and solutions with a view to transforming into a software-driven mobility services provider. ZF’s vision of how the initiative will work will be showcased at CES 2020 in the form of cubiX, a software component that gathers sensor information from the entire vehicle and prepares it for an optimised control of active systems in the chassis, steering, brakes and propulsion
Hyundai has independently developed what it says is the world’s first machine learning-based smart cruise control technology, a system that incorporates the driver’s patterns into its self-driving behaviour
The Austrian Institute of Technology’s (AIT) Center for Mobility Systems has reported the successful conclusion of its viaMotorrad research project, which has resulted in a novel measuring method for complex vehicle dynamics and driving physics with the aim of reducing the number of motorcycle accidents
Kistler Group has made a strategic acquisition of software developer, AMS in order to increase its expertise in measurement data management, with a focus on vehicle development
Mechanical Simulation has released 2019.0 versions of its vehicle simulation tools to reflect the automotive industry’s move towards ADAS and AV technologies
Germany-based transport engineering software company, dSPACE has opened a new development site in Croatia
Computer technology company, NVIDIA has chosen rFpro as a partner to provide a virtual environment for developing autonomous vehicles (AVs), which will enable engineers to physically model a vehicle’s interaction with the world, including its vehicle dynamics
Ford’s CCD (Continuously Controlled Damping) technology, an option on the all-new Focus, monitors suspension, body,…
Vauxhall has introduced IntelliGrip, a fully electronic traction control system, in its Grandland X SUV model as…
MTS Systems Corporation, a supplier of automotive test systems and sensors, in collaboration with McLaren…
