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Aeva, the Driving Startup Founded by Former Apple Engineers, Says Its Sensor Can Detect Vehicles 500m Away
Self-driving sensor startup Aeva Technologies, founded by former Apple engineers, said its sensor can detect other vehicles from beyond 500m and pedestrians from a distance of more than 350m.
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Canatu And TS Tech Co-develop Next-Gen Touch Switches For In-Vehicle Applications
TS Tech Co.,Ltd., a global supplier of automobile and motorcycle seats and automotive interiors, and Canatu, the leading developer and manufacturer of 3D formable and stretchable films, touch sensors and heating solutions have jointly developed a new demonstrator for in-vehicle applications.
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Spooked By Monkeys, Bosch Looks To Oysters And Cattle For Profit
Germany's Robert Bosch, the world's biggest automotive supplier, is betting on farming technology to boost profit this year as disclosures about experiments by carmakers on monkeys jeopardise diesel-related jobs. The Stuttgart-based company said it introduced new smart farming solutions last year, including sensor-based technologies to help farmers...
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Apple's Work With Bosch Hints At Pursuit Of Autonomous Technology
While Apple may not be working on its own driverless car, the tech giant has seemingly not given up the pursuit of autonomous tech yet. According to Automotive News, in February the company published a list of suppliers it is working with which includes Bosch.
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Aeva, the Driving Startup Founded by Former Apple Engineers, Says Its Sensor Can Detect Vehicles 500m Away
Self-driving sensor startup Aeva Technologies, founded by former Apple engineers, said its sensor can detect other vehicles from beyond 500m and pedestrians from a distance of more than 350m.
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Canatu And TS Tech Co-develop Next-Gen Touch Switches For In-Vehicle Applications
TS Tech Co.,Ltd., a global supplier of automobile and motorcycle seats and automotive interiors, and Canatu, the leading developer and manufacturer of 3D formable and stretchable films, touch sensors and heating solutions have jointly developed a new demonstrator for in-vehicle applications.
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Spooked By Monkeys, Bosch Looks To Oysters And Cattle For Profit
Germany's Robert Bosch, the world's biggest automotive supplier, is betting on farming technology to boost profit this year as disclosures about experiments by carmakers on monkeys jeopardise diesel-related jobs. The Stuttgart-based company said it introduced new smart farming solutions last year, including sensor-based technologies to help farmers...
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Apple's Work With Bosch Hints At Pursuit Of Autonomous Technology
While Apple may not be working on its own driverless car, the tech giant has seemingly not given up the pursuit of autonomous tech yet. According to Automotive News, in February the company published a list of suppliers it is working with which includes Bosch.
