Automotive

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Nissan Launches Automotive Design Platform

    Engineering VDI uses graphics processing to allow designers access to a virtual 3D CAD workstation.

  • Piezoelectric Sensors Could Generate Energy on Texas Roads

    Electricity could be used to power roadside lights, traffic signals, billboards, charging stations for electric cars and roadway monitoring sensors.

  • California DMV Drafts Rules on Autonomous Vehicle Deployment

    Proposed rule requires a driver and may prompt other states to follow suit.

  • Ford Adopts Hybrid Glass for GT Windshield

    The window is 3-4 millimeters thick, compared with 4- 6 millimeters for traditional laminate glass.

  • Beijing EV Filling Station Charges 30 Buses at a Time

    Xiaoying Public Transit Bus Terminal charges vehicles for up to a dozen major city bus routes.

  • Plasma Coating Spray Saves Engines, Emissions

    Plasma-transferred wire arc coating technology applies a wear-resistant coating to the cylinder bore surface inside a worn-out engine block.

  • Baidu to Launch Self-Driving Cars, Buses by 2020

    AutoBrain, the core of the company’s autonomous driving technology, includes positioning, smart decision-making and control, detection and highly automated driving maps.

  • Clean-Diesel Production Method Detailed

    "There has to be a minimum distance between the functions within a catalyst," says Professor Johan Martens. "This goes against what the industry has been doing for the past 50 years.”

  • Faraday Future Taps Las Vegas for EV Plant

    Startup company plans to build a 3-million-square-foot automotive manufacturing facility in North Las Vegas with an initial investment of $1 billion.

  • Samsung Launches Automotive Electronics Unit

    Division will focus on infotainment and autonomous driving.

  • Nissan, Enel to Test Auto-Grid System in Europe

    Denmark will host the first set of trials, with Germany, the Netherlands and other northern European regions to follow.

  • Robots Break Free from the Factory--Part 2

    In this second of a two-part conversation, the legendary Red Whittaker talks about some of the projects underway at his own company RedZone.

  • Smart Camera Could Further Automate Home, Cars

    TeraDeep uses an accelerator-embedded hardware system so that video footage can be processed locally, privately and quickly.

  • Eliminating "Springback" in High-Strength Steel

    High-strength steels are used in automotive structural components to help them withstand impacts without adding weight.

  • Sound on the Move: Engineering for the Automobile

    Quieter motors mean that drivers want a higher-quality vehicle all around, including the sound system.

  • Robotics Pioneer Joseph Engelberger Dies at 90

    His industrial applications fundamentally changed the auto sector, introducing robotics that enabled manufacturers to achieve greater efficiency and precision.

  • Next-Generation Polymer for Automotive Applications

    To overcome the negative effects of solvents, GVD created a “dry” process for applying polymers.

  • Race Is Underway to Develop Alloys to Meet EPA Targets

    High-efficiency turbocharged engines will require a material that is 25% stronger than current alloys and durable at temperatures 50 °C higher.

  • Kia to Include Autonomous Driving Tech by 2020

    Automaker to invest $2 billion by 2018 to develop ADAS technologies.

  • Google Leads Technology, Testing, Software Development for Autonomous Driving

    Google has invested nearly $60 million so far in autonomous vehicle research and development, a new report from IHS Automotive suggests.

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