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Delphi say suppliers who achieve innovations towards autonomous transportation and boost the quest to end road deaths will be the “winners” as technology towards self-driving moves relentlessly forward.
Ford’s Mustang, Hyundai’s Genesis, and Volkswagen’s Golf have been named as finalists for North America’s Car of the Year, along with other vehicles including the Acura
BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer will step down from his post and be replaced by Harald Krueger, who will move to the top slot from that of Production Chief.
BMW development chief Herbert Diess has been plucked away by VW to head their management board.
The Embedded Lighting Systems educational program, as previously reported in DVN , is a joint effort of three schools—ESTACA , the Institut d’Optique Graduate School, and Strate Design School—together with Renault , PSA Peugeot – Citroën and Valeo . Now it’s on track to launch next September.
Strate Director D. Sciamma, PSA R&D Director J.M. Finot, Renault Engineering Director G. Gascon, Valeo’s VP of Innovation G. Devauchelle, AL France’s R&D Chief M. L’Baouch, ESTACA Director P. Ribon, and IOGS chief J.L. Martin (above, Left–Right) last week launched Embedded Lighting Systems education and research program. This industrial chair gets under way with the first students in September 2015, with a hefty initial three-year budget of nearly €2bn .
The chair aims to develop, in France, an international training cycle to prepare students for occupations in embedded lighting systems, including vehicle lighting systems.
The first class will graduate in September 2016 with diplomas reading ” Master in Conference des Grandes Écoles “.
Jean-Paul Ravier, inaugural holder of the ELS chair, graduated from ISAE SupAero (Graduate School for Aeronautics and Space) and from IAE (Institute for administration of companies).
The headlamps could suddenly go dark on some six- to nine-year-old General Motors passenger cars and midsize SUVs, which are to be recalled and repaired. The recall
Rohinni , a young company in the US states of Idaho and Texas, have devised what they’re calling Lightpaper: tiny LEDs printed directly onto super-thin substrates which can then be lit up just by applying power.
At the recent SEMA show in Las Vegas, an American company called Darkside Scientific unveiled a new range of electroluminescent finishes—they light up when electricity is applied—called Lumilor.
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