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International prizes for innovation in driver assistance systems are organised by EQUIP AUTO, with the help of European technical journal and the international press.
Three physicists from China, the US and Canada have picked up this year’s Nobel Prize for Physics. The prize has been shared between Charles Kao from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Willard Boyle and George Smith,
The new infrared Platinum Stack DRAGON from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors provides high optical output from a small surface area, creating an ideal high-radiance solution for automotive, industrial and consumer applications
The study developed by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with John Bullough as investigator explores the photometric requirements, measurement, and maintenance of traffic signal modules using light emitting diodes (LEDs).
Volvo launches a study addressing driving safety issues for the world’s growing population of aging motorists.
Brobeg, senior safety advisor notes that overall, older drivers have fewer crashes.
The conference will be held Wednesday, 25th November 2009 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Brussels, Belgium.
Despite the recent changes within the automotive industry,
Volvo Cars has been testing a heavily disguised prototype of their new S60 sedan model on the streets of Copenhagen, Denmark, in order to assess its new Collision Warning with Full Auto Brake
China’s monthly passenger-car sales passed 1 million units for the first time, signaling that the government may ease stimulus measures in the world’s largest auto market so far this year.
Citroën aims to grab 10% of the European B-segment by 2012 with the launch of the new generation C3 and marketing DS3 and new C1 models over the coming months.
It was not exactly a planned strategy, but the recession, particularly in the United States, has been very good for Hyundai, the South Korean automaker.
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