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ZKW have received the Volvo Car Quality Award. The award was presented during the VQE Event at the headquarters of the Chinese-owned Swedish automobile manufacturer in Torslanda.
Audi have revealed the æsthetic update to the MINI-fighting A1, including revisions to the front and rear lights and a new three-cylinder engine
One of the sensations of the next Geneva Motor Show might be called Genesis Cockpit Concept. Already presented in the previous edition of the Swiss event, the idea is designed with a fascinating 3D printing technique.
Cadillac say they will introduce a rearview mirror embedded with high-resolution streaming video that gives the driver more expansive rearward vision, unobstructed by headrests,
American commentator, humourist, and cartoonist Matthew Inman has penned a travelogue of sorts, entitled 6 Things I Learned from Riding in a Google Self-Driving Car .
One year after the creation of Dongfeng Renault Automotive Company (DRAC), Renault’s joint venture with Dongfeng, the Group are on target to launch their first locally manufactured vehicle in China in 2016.
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The DVN Workshop at Rochester, Michigan—near Detroit—will be held this coming 13 January, with a welcome dinner the evening before. The rubric is Future Lighting Technologies, Techniques, and Regulatory Affairs. Over 200 attendees have registered, representing 60 companies, research institutes, regulatory agencies, and other outfits, and registration is now closed. A rich list of diverse presentations will include a keynote and 20 lectures—including one on a lighting-related safety matter never formally quantified and studied until now. There will be open Q & A at the end of each session, and a panel discussion chaired by GTB President Geoff Draper.
Keynote: Dr. Srinivasa Narasimhan (Carnegie-Mellon University):
Programmable Headlights: One Billion Light Beam Adaptations Per Second
The speaker will explain how researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Intel have devised a system of much finer resolution, much faster response, much lower latency, and much more versatile functionality than today’s matrix beam systems and raster-scanning spinning-mirror concepts.
Session 1 – Car and Setmakers’ Vision on ADB technologies
GM: Michael Larsen
Adaptive Driving Beam in America
Hella: Hans-Theo Dorissen
ADB – Challenges for the Future
Varroc: Rainer Neumann
Future of ADB considering Light Performance and Regulations
ZKW: Jürgen Antonitsch
Innovation and Lite
Valeo: John Orisich
US Consumers Deserve Glare Free High Beam Technologies
J.W. Speaker: Dragan Popovic
Matrix Light Approach to Leaning Problems on Motorcycle Application
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