13 Nov 2024
How Do LWIR Cameras Fit Into Vehicles of Today and in the Future?
The Society of Automotive Engineers defines 6 levels (0 to 5) of autonomy available to vehicles, ranging from level 0 (no automation) to level 5 (full automation). To achieve level 4+, automotive OEMs and tier-one suppliers are required to expand their sensor suites beyond conventional cameras and radar, accompanied by reliable software to perceive the vehicle's surroundings.
Appears in IDTechEx Report
16 Oct 2024
Sensor Market 2025-2035: Technologies, Trends, Players, Forecasts
IDTechEx Report: Dr Tess Skyrme, Dr Jack Howley, Dr Xiaoxi He, Dr Conor O'Brien, Dr James Jeffs, Yulin Wang, John Li, Dr Nadia Tsao and Sam Dale
9 Oct 2024
Webinar - Good Vibrations: The Future of the Haptics Market
Thursday 17 October - Overview of the major haptic actuator technology choices; Exploration of haptics technology innovations and developments; Highlighting expected stories in the haptics market for the next ten years; Adoption roadmaps for haptics technology
Update interview
1 Oct 2024
LetinAR: Optics in a High-Volume Headset
IDTechEx caught up with South Korean augmented reality optical module firm LetinAR about the use of its optics in a soon-to-be-released device from NTT Docomo-Sharp joint venture, NTT Qonoq Devices.
20 Sep 2024
Haptics Technology Market to Grow to US$7.1B by 2035
The capabilities of haptic feedback technologies have grown far beyond adding rumble to game controllers or silent notifications to cellphones. Market growth is expected to be chiefly driven by the growing adoption of haptics in non-traditional markets, particularly vehicle interiors.