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This Frost Radar provides information on the companies involved in manufacturing photoelectric, proximity, and vision sensors, as well as level, temperature, pressure, and flow sensors across Asia-Pacific. Modern sensors used in manufacturing are changing the way the data collected from assets is used and communicated by providing enhanced signal p...

Autonomous driving and ADAS features are on the rise in the NA market. Market participants that offer vehicles with L1 and L2 capabilities dominate the current market. A few of these OEMs also have vehicles with L2+ capabilities. Vehicles with L2+ ADAS and L3 AD capabilities will dominate the future of the NA ADAS and AD markets. Because of the ple...

30 Sep 2016  |  Global  |  Market Research

Insight on North American OEM ADAS Sensor Strategies

Market Leader to be the Next in Line with the Introduction of Semi-autonomous Features in the North American Market

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While OEMs are racing toward achieving level 4 and 5 automation features in their vehicles in North America, there will be major changes and improvements in the ADAS sensors that will be used to achieve the desired features. With this in mind, some OEMs are also looking forward to transforming themselves as mobility service providers rather than re...

Although infrared sensors have been around since the 19th century, the technology to create practical measuring instruments from these designs was not available until the 1930s. Since then, numerous improvements have been made in the use of infrared sensors and they have gained wide usage not only in research applications but in many commercial ap...

This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes new vehicle online retailing, focusing on the European, North American, Asian, South American, and Chinese new passenger vehicle market. It provides an overview of the retail digitalization influence on OEMs and other stakeholders in the retail value chain. This study discusses potential digital tren...

Micro-sensors are no longer just components that capture data—they are becoming the intelligence behind connected products and autonomous systems. As industries demand faster decisions, greater reliability, and continuous monitoring, sensing platforms are evolving by combining embedded AI, advanced materials, low-power design, and connected archite...

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AVs) use cameras as an integral part of the perception sensor suite to gather vision-based information to help systems make logical decisions through artificial intelligence (AI)-based sensing and perception algorithms that enable autonomous driving features. Passenger vehicle ca...

Autonomous trucks are the next logical step to overcome logistics bottlenecks and match pace with the rapidly changing freight carriage ecosystem. Unlike human drivers, who must limit their operating hours to remain safe, autonomous systems can operate trucks 24-7, increasing commodity flow in the freight value system. Several leading automotive OE...

Globally, the building industry accounts for about one-third of energy consumption and emissions. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), as of 2019, the building industry’s energy consumption reached 130 Exajoule (EJ) and has increased by 20% compared to 2010 levels. Growing ownership and use of air-conditioning and extreme weather con...