Autonomous Vehicle Engineering
July 2020
- Editorial
High noon for high-level autonomy - The Navigator
A fork in the road for the AV business - The Electric, Autonomous Revolution Lifts
Off
Engineering the new generation of electric and hybrid vertical-take-off-and-landing vehicles at Wisk and Elroy Air. - New SAE Standard for Automated-Driving
Developers
Developed in less than a year, SAE's new J3216 standard will impact traffic management, operations and safety for automated mobility. - Making Data Logging, Replay and Prototyping More
Efficient
High levels of continuity and compatibility are vital to avoid interruptions in the development process - and reduce cost. - Radar Death Star
ELunewave's 3D-printed spherical antenna makes for fast, 360-degree single-snapshot readings that are claimed to beat the slower sweeps of conventional radar. - The Case for FOTA in AV Data Security
Firmware over-the-air data transmission helps OEMs drive secure vehicle autonomy. - IMUs Help Deliver the Daily Bread
The latest inertial measurement units are driving all types of autonomous machines in the farm-to-table food movement. An expert from Analog Devices explains. - Radar Testing with an O-scope
Four-channel oscilloscopes are ideal for characterizing the new generation of automotive radar sensors, as two experts explain. - Embedded Boards Help Drive Commercial
AVs
Kontron is leading a trend toward smaller, more lightweight and power- efficient electronic architectures.
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