Next-generation Perception Sensors for Autonomous Driving in North America and Europe, Forecast to 2030

Automotive Next-generation Perception Sensors for Autonomous Driving in North America and Europe, Forecast to 2030

Next-generation Perception Sensors will be Introduced with Driver-out-loop Features, and Uptake of These Sensors will Increase with the Launch of Level-4 Vehicles

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15-Jun-2020
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Next-generation Perception Sensors for Autonomous Driving in North America and Europe, Forecast to 2030
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Increase in adoption of advanced driver assistance systems and evolution in autonomy has intensified the need to sense and perceive vehicle surroundings entirely and accurately. With the rise in the level of autonomy, the number of perception sensors will increase to provide complete 360o perception of vehicle surroundings and an additional layer of redundancy to the data collected by each sensor.

While existing sensors do the required jobs, each of them have a number of limitations to perform in extreme weather and light conditions. Level 3 and above autonomy require the sensors to detect objects at long range, identify and classify objects, and need high-resolution capabilities to develop high-definition map of the surrounding environment. While most sensor evolutions are trying to address the above-discussed challenges offering high reliability and robustness, it is also critical to address challenges such as packaging the sensor on a vehicle, maintaining the sensor to cope with external conditions, and offering a competitive price.

Traditionally Tier-1 suppliers have been manufacturing sensors for effective functioning of a vehicle. The challenges posed by ADAS and autonomous driving have encouraged multiple hardware and solution developers to develop sensor hardware, AI-based software, and wholesome perception solutions. Some key disruptors in the perception sensor industry offer embedded and hardware-agnostic software platforms to integrate other sensors for sensor fusion and other value-added solutions to enhance the capability of sensors and provide holistic perception solutions.

Key Features

The objective of this study is to research, analyze, and forecast the market for emerging perception sensing solutions in the global autonomous driving market and also assess future growth and developments in the market. The study encompassed sensors for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, pods, and shuttles. The geographical scope is North America (the US and Canada) and Europe (Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the UK).

Key Issues Addressed

  • What are the types of perception sensors used in ADAS and autonomous driving?
  • What are the roadmaps perception sensors and what are the future generations of the perception sensors?
  • How does the sales forecast of each sensor look like?
  • Which are the key disruptors developing next generation sensing technology?
  • What are the performance capabilities of each perception sensor?
  • What does the ecosystem of each sensor look like?
  • What are the OEM sensor suite strategies of key OEMs for L4 and L5 autonomous driving?

Key Highlights

Rise of Sensor Requirements with Functionalities by Levels of Autonomy

Existing Sensor Suite Offerings—Supplier Comparison

Sales Forecast to 2030

Key Disruptors—New-generation Sensing

Key Conclusions

Research Scope

Key Questions to Answer for the Automotive Industry

Research Aims and Objectives

SAE Definitions

Types of Perception Sensors

Rise of Sensor Requirements with Functionalities by Levels of Autonomy

Need for Perception Sensor Evolution

Radar Module—Types and Application

Existing Radar Supplier Comparison

Technology Evolution—Radar Module

Sales Forecast to 2030—Radar

Performance Capabilities—Radar Module

Radar Ecosystem

Key Disruptors—Radar Module

Key Disruptors—Radar Module (continued)

Cognitive Pilot—4D Imaging Radar

Metawave—SPEKTRA™ Platform

Arbe—Phoenix, Ultra-high Resolution 4D Imaging Radar

Visible Camera Modules—Types and Application for ADAS

Infrared Camera Modules—Types and Application

Existing Camera Supplier Comparison

Technology Evolution—Visible Camera Module

Sales Forecast to 2030—Visible Camera Module

Visible Camera Performance Capabilities

Camera Ecosystem

Key Disruptors—Camera Module

Foresight—QuadSight Technology

Outsight—3D Semantic Camera

SmartEye—Driver Monitoring

LiDAR Modules—Types and Application

Supplier Comparison

Technology Evolution—LiDAR Module

Sales Forecast to 2030—LiDAR

LiDAR Performance Capabilities

LiDAR Module Ecosystem

Key Disruptors—LiDAR Module

Key Disruptors—LiDAR Module (continued)

Quanergy—3D Time-of-flight LiDAR

RoboSense—LiDAR Perception Solution

XenoLidar—3D LiDAR

Ultrasonic Sensors—Types and Application

Technology Evolution—Ultrasonic Sensors

Sales Forecast to 2030—Ultrasonic Sensors

Ultrasonic Sensors—Performance Capability

Toposens—Ultrasonic 3D Echolocation Sensor

Growth Opportunity—Investments and Partnerships from OEMs/TSPs

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

Key Conclusions

Legal Disclaimer

Market Engineering Methodology

Abbreviations and Acronyms

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)


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Increase in adoption of advanced driver assistance systems and evolution in autonomy has intensified the need to sense and perceive vehicle surroundings entirely and accurately. With the rise in the level of autonomy, the number of perception sensors will increase to provide complete 360o perception of vehicle surroundings and an additional layer of redundancy to the data collected by each sensor. While existing sensors do the required jobs, each of them have a number of limitations to perform in extreme weather and light conditions. Level 3 and above autonomy require the sensors to detect objects at long range, identify and classify objects, and need high-resolution capabilities to develop high-definition map of the surrounding environment. While most sensor evolutions are trying to address the above-discussed challenges offering high reliability and robustness, it is also critical to address challenges such as packaging the sensor on a vehicle, maintaining the sensor to cope with external conditions, and offering a competitive price. Traditionally Tier-1 suppliers have been manufacturing sensors for effective functioning of a vehicle. The challenges posed by ADAS and autonomous driving have encouraged multiple hardware and solution developers to develop sensor hardware, AI-based software, and wholesome perception solutions. Some key disruptors in the perception sensor industry offer embedded and hardware-agnostic software platforms to integrate other sensors for sensor fusion and other value-added solutions to enhance the capability of sensors and provide holistic perception solutions.--BEGIN PROMO--

Key Features

The objective of this study is to research, analyze, and forecast the market for emerging perception sensing solutions in the global autonomous driving market and also assess future growth and developments in the market. The study encompassed sensors for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, pods, and shuttles. The geographical scope is North America (the US and Canada) and Europe (Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the UK).

Key Issues Addressed

  • What are the types of perception sensors used in ADAS and autonomous driving?
  • What are the roadmaps perception sensors and what are the future generations of the perception sensors?
  • How does the sales forecast of each sensor look like?
  • Which are the key disruptors developing next generation sensing technology?
  • What are the performance capabilities of each perception sensor?
  • What does the ecosystem of each sensor look like?
  • What are the OEM sensor suite strategies of key OEMs for L4 and L5 autonomous driving?
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Author Varun Krishna Murthy
Industries Automotive
WIP Number MF0B-01-00-00-00
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GPS Codes 9800-A6,9807-A6,9813-A6,9B13-A6