Editorial – Lighting

At Driving Vision News, we like to herald those personalities—the veterans and the newcomers alike—who use their expertise, skill, talent, and charisma to promote the forward march of automotive lighting.…

The basic structural differences between the American vehicle regulatory system and the UN (formerly “European”) system are widely known on an academic level: the US and Canada have self-certification instead…

For years, automotive lights were only used to illuminate the road or provide visibility to the following traffic and indicate any actions such as backing up or turning. In the…

Great gains have been made recently in the quality, speed, accuracy, and precision of tools for visual simulation and virtual prototyping of things like car lights. The simulation session at…

We’re pleased to announce our reportage on the highly successful and productive DVN Workshop done at Seoul, South Korea late last month. In this report you’ll find a summary of…

Worldwide, most traffic-related fatalities are pedestrians. In the European Community alone, pedestrians account for more than 19% of road fatalities. Pedestrian protection of all kinds is therefore high on the…

When I left Valeo in 2006, I couldn’t imagine such amazing progress soon to sweep the automotive industry. At that time, HID was the best light technology. Bending Light and…

DVN’s first workshop—indeed, the first known event of its kind—in Korea was another in an unbroken sequence of productive, successful, increasingly popular events. Once again, a new Workshop attendance record…

As this week’s news goes live, 190 lighting experts and managers from 73 organisations are gathering for their first day at the Seoul DVN Workshop, which will be followed this…