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Guidance of ISO 26262 to Semiconductors
New Date: 14 – 17 September 2020 | Detroit, MI
Due to the risk associated with the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we have decided to postpone this conference to September, as the safety and wellbeing of our customers, partners, and employees is our highest priority.
Welcome Letter from Chairman for our Guidance of… Read More
ADAS & Autonomous Vehicles
The most focused conference on the here and now of self-driving technology. As automated technologies storm the headlines, we focus on the current challenges and unite players from research labs, automakers, tier 1s and the complete supply chain to plan for advancing ADAS technologies, plus advancing to Level 4 and 5 autonomy.… Read More
CEVA Technology Virtual Seminar 2020 – Spring Edition – AI and Vision
AI processing for neural network-based applications and computer vision for camera-enabled devices in smartphones, wearables, ADAS and surveillance
IP to SoC Flow Critical for ISO 26262
In thinking about automotive electronics safety standards, such as ISO 26262, it is easy to jump to the conclusion that they are in reference to systems such as autonomous driving, which are entering the marketplace. In reality, functional safety in automotive electronics plays a significant role in many well-established automotive… Read More
Webinar Recap: Challenges of Autonomous Vehicle Validation
Autonomous vehicle progress is in the daily news, so it’s quite exciting to watch it develop with the help of SoC design, sensors, actuators and software from engineering teams spanning the entire globe. Tesla vehicles have reached Level 2 autonomy, Audi e-tron is at Level 3, and Waymo nearly at Level 5 with robot taxis being… Read More
MIPI gaining traction in vehicle ADAS and ADS
I am old enough to remember when cars did not come with air conditioning unless you purchased it as an option. Of course, now you can’t even find a car that doesn’t come with air conditioning. So, it goes with Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). They are becoming more and more common and will certainly become baseline features… Read More
Webinar – IP for securing automotive systems
Modern cars have about as much in common with their predecessors as modern cell phones have in common with dial up land-line phones. Cars now are loaded with a bevy of electronics, some of which serve the convenience of the driver and others are essential for vehicle operation and occupant safety. With the introduction of sophisticated… Read More
Google Gaining ADAS Ground
Google’s Head of Android Auto Partnerships, Jens Bussman, joined me on stage last week in Munich at TU-Auto Europe to discuss Google’s progress and priorities in the global connected car market. The standing-room-only audience was treated to an overview of Google’s plans and some clarifications regarding its different assets… Read More
Rapid growth of AI/ML based systems requires memory and interconnect IP
Artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) are working their way into a surprising number of areas. Probably the one you think of first is autonomous driving, but we are seeing a rapidly growing number of other applications as time goes on. Among these are networking, sensor fusion, manufacturing, data mining, numerical… Read More
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Application-Specific Lithography: a 28 nm Pitch DRAM Active Area