Self-driving vehicles operate without human control, using sensors and advanced processing to safely drive and navigate.
ADAS systems use sensors to monitor vehicle surroundings, alert drivers of unsafe conditions, and take corrective actions such as automatically braking.
Vehicle cameras have evolved beyond simple backup functions to providing 360 degree surround-vehicle views, driver monitoring, and object recognition for autonomous navigation.
GPS is a satellite navigation system that continuously provides location and time information up to centimeter-level accuracy.
Advanced infotainment systems utilize high resolution displays and instrument clusters to deliver video feeds, safety alerts, GPS navigation, interfaces to Internet applications and Bluetooth-connected devices, and other services.
Wireless key fobs and smartphone applications enable remote start, climate control, door/window controls, and keyless entry.
Automotive antennas support Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular connectivity, Bluetooth, remote start and control, AM/FM/XM and satellite radio, and DSRC/V2X communication.
Wireless data sharing protocols between vehicles and external objects facilitate safety systems, autonomous navigation, and intelligent transportation systems.
