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Continental introduces world-first face authentication display for vehicles
Continental, a leading automotive technology company, has unveiled the “Face Authentication Display,” a pioneering two-stage access control system integrating biometric user recognition. This system, based on advanced camera technology, is discreetly positioned both externally on the B-pillar and invisibly behind the driver display console. Offering secure start and digital payment functions, the biometric face authentication…
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Mercedes Teams Up with Luminar to Revolutionize F1 Safety Car with Advanced LiDAR Technology
Mercedes Teams Up with Luminar to Revolutionize F1 Safety Car with Advanced LiDAR Technology Mercedes, the renowned automaker, has announced an innovative strategic partnership with Luminar, a leading automotive technology company. The collaboration aims to incorporate advanced LiDAR technology into the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, the official FIA F1 safety car. The strategic move, pending…
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Mercedes to evaluate Luminar laser tech for F1 safety car
Luminar has already been working with Mercedes-Benz and other car manufacturers including Volvo and Nissan on honing its products for road use. The Florida-based company’s light, detection and ranging – or LiDAR – system uses lasers to create a 3D map of the environment around a vehicle, enabling accurate detection of objects ahead in bad…
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Mercedes partners with Luminar to bring AI tech on F1 safety car
Mercedes has expanded its partnership with Luminar to bring new AI-inspired technology on its F1 safety car from 2024 onward. Leading global automotive technology company Luminar and the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team today announced a new strategic collaboration that will leverage Luminar’s existing development work with Mercedes-Benz to integrate Luminar’s technology into the Official FIA…
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At CES, a look down the long road ahead for automotive tech
CES is many things. It is perhaps best known as an annual gadget fest, a glimpse into the kind of technology we might be using a month from now or even a decade from now. That applies to vehicles too. Here at CES, being held this week in Las Vegas, you will find one of…
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Tech insider: Cadillac CT5
ATTI gets a progress update on the CT5’s refresh from its new chief engineer, Alex MacDonald Amid the ongoing push toward an all-electric line-up by 2030, gasoline-powered sedans are still doing the business for Cadillac. Sales of the mid-size CT5, for example, are at their highest level since the car was launched four years ago,…
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How the automotive digital marketing landscape is changing — Aaron Sheeks
Digital marketing remains a key investment area for car dealers in 2024, as the retail automotive sector continues to lag behind others in innovation and technological proficiency. In the months ahead, business owners and operators must carefully weigh their options to choose the strategies and partners that will best help their brands navigate the complicated…
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Intel and Qualcomm lead AI-driven automotive tech at CES 2024 By Investing.com
© Reuters. LAS VEGAS – The latest advancements in AI-driven automotive technologies were at the forefront during CES 2024, as major tech companies like Intel (NASDAQ:), Qualcomm (NASDAQ:), Google (NASDAQ:), and others showcased their innovative contributions to the industry. Intel has made a strategic move into next-gen EV battery technology by acquiring Silicon Mobility SAS.…
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Intel’s Big Automotive Play: SoCs And An Acquisition
At the CES show in Las Vegas, Intel outlined a bold strategy to expand its AI capabilities into the automotive sector. This includes an agreement to acquire Silicon Mobility, a company specializing in system-on-chips (SoCs) for EV energy management, marking a significant step in Intel’s pursuit of automotive market growth. Alongside the acquisition news, Intel…
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Qualcomm Reveals Its Top Position in Automotive Technology at 2024 CES
Qualcomm Technologies took center stage at CES 2024, showcasing an expansive range of automotive technologies spanning crucial vehicle domains. The company emphasized its commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation, now extending its influence to encompass the two-wheeler and micro mobility segments.Qualcomm’s Automotive business revenue touched $1.872 billion (up 24 percent) for the fiscal year…