New approach to designing the architecture of future vehicles

Details: Category: Technology; June 19, 2024

Gone are the days when cars were mere mechanical marvels. Today, they resemble advanced computers traveling from point A to point B. According to AutoPi, modern vehicles boast an impressive array of control units—from 30 to as many as 100—that must process millions of lines of code.

With the relentless push towards electrification and autonomous vehicles, automotive engineering is being transformed. Follow the topic of software-defined vehicles and zonal architecture alongside Christian Uebber, CTO of ETAS, and our presenter Raymond Yin. Listen to the podcast, read the articles, and explore other technical resources. Discover the technical aspects of the future of automotive electromechanical design.

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Siemens and NVIDIA accelerate computational lithography by up to 17 times with Calibre and cuLitho

Siemens has announced new advancements in its collaboration with NVIDIA to accelerate computational lithography processes used in the manufacturing of advanced semiconductors.
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Indium phosphide is gaining prominence in photonic circuits for AI and data centers

Photonic integrated circuits (PICs) use processes from the semiconductor industry to integrate different optical functions onto a single chip. Their development is becoming increasingly important in high-speed communications, data centers, and systems designed for heavy loads...
Capacity market in Spain: Order TED/966/2026 and opportunities for BESS batteries

Spain now has a capacity market. Order TED/966/2026 creates a new mechanism to remunerate the availability of firm power in the peninsular electricity system, opening a new revenue stream for flexible technologies such as BESS battery storage, the response of...
Portable sensors detect Listeria and Legionella in less than 30 minutes

The Tekniker technology center, a member of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA), has been investigating, together with Erreka Medical and the Gaiker technology center, the integration of genetic technologies and electrochemical sensors into disposable microfluidic chips for the detection of agents...
The increasing decentralization of electricity networks

Over the past three decades, the rise of smaller-scale renewable energy sources, such as photovoltaic solar panels and wind turbines, combined with smart grid technology, has fundamentally changed how homes and businesses interact with the grid...
Fraunhofer IDMT develops smart acoustic sensors to detect drones

Drones can pose a risk to the security of airports, critical infrastructure, military installations, and large-scale events. However, they are difficult to detect when flying out of sight, for example, when visibility is reduced.
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The Eurecat technology center is participating in the TECSOL-FRUT project, which was created to address two of the main challenges facing the agricultural sector: adapting crops to climate change and the need to move towards a more sustainable energy model.
Conductive inks: the challenge of replacing silver in printed electronics

The rising price of silver often dominates discussions surrounding the conductive inks market. As the predominant conductive material in printed electronics, silver represents a significant proportion of formulation costs, driving research into...
Power semiconductors: SiC, GaN and UWBG materials

Since the development of power diodes and thyristors in the 1950s, silicon has long been the dominant material in power electronics, in applications ranging from electric vehicles to wind turbines. However, the emergence of...

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Siemens and NVIDIA accelerate computational lithography by up to 17 times with Calibre and cuLitho

Indium phosphide is gaining prominence in photonic circuits for AI and data centers

Capacity market in Spain: Order TED/966/2026 and opportunities for BESS batteries

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TECSOL-FRUT promotes smart agrivoltaics for more sustainable agriculture

Conductive inks: the challenge of replacing silver in printed electronics

Power semiconductors: SiC, GaN and UWBG materials

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