Connected Car News: onsemi, Cipia, Eyeris, SmartEye, TI, Green Hills Software, NXP, Toshiba, BMW & MINI, Continental, Infineon & Honda | auto connected car news
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Eyeris’ advanced neural networks models map the interior of a vehicle, and accurately predict in three dimensions the location of occupants’ face, body, hands, objects and everything else inside the car for comprehensive in-cabin monitoring. The advanced image sensor also has a wide field of view and offers enough pixels to cover all regions of interests (ROIs) within the vehicle interior space, including small areas such as driver’s eyelids and pupils, which is critical to the accuracy of Eyeris’ portfolio of vision AI technology. Fully compliant with new General Safety Regulations (GSR) and European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) requirements, the solution enables higher performance and more cost-effective implementations in vehicles, to realize a collision-free future. This expanded support combines connected car middleware with essential foundational software from Green Hills that includes the safety and security-certified MPU and MCU real-time operating systems (RTOS), secure virtualization and a professional integrated development environment (IDE). “Moreover, we enable the integration of third-party hardware and software in order to introduce innovative solutions quickly and cost-effectively.” In the E/E architecture of the future, a zone control unit bundles all electronic and electrical connections in a local section of the vehicle.
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