A New Year, A New Optimism
All of us on the DVN team wish you the happiest possible new year. As you start to take a look at your 2023, save the date for the DVN…
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DVN Interview: LG Innotek Lighting Dev. Chief Mooryong Park
LG Innotek, founded in 1970, is Korea’s first comprehensive electronic component company. They have secured global leadership in areas including semiconductor substrates; autonomous driving sensing modules; automotive communication modules; motors; power; lighting; and display power/electronic components, as well as the № 1 position in the global camera module market. They achieved USD $13bn in sales…
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Valeo Retiree Eric Blusseau Collects Plaudits
After the announcement of his retirement, Eric Blusseau is receiving a lot of congratulations for his wonderful career: Hector Fratty, his boss at Bobigny over decades, said: “I congratulate you, Eric for your wonderful job done in halogen projectors; in complex shape reflectors which was the greatest innovation of Valeo; in Xenon, and LED before…
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Avatr Production Starts Up
The first production Avatr 11 (and limited-production 011) vehicles have left the factory and headed for their owners. The Avatr 11 has a blank, body-coloured grilleboard. The daytime running lights and turn signals are separated, and the headlamp system is at the bottom. The F-shaped headlamp combination with slim lines result in contrasting visuals. At…
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Preview: Mobis at CES
At CES this week in Las Vegas, Mobis will showcase their technologies for tomorrow’s cars. These twenty new technologies represent six automotive categories—infotainment; ADAS; electrification; lighting; chassis, and modules—and reinforce Mobis’ continuing commitment to their “Mobis Mobility Move” strategy. In lighting, Mobis will unveil a new product called prism module. Thanks to new achievements in…
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Forvia Technologies to Shine at CES
Forvia, the 7th-largest global automotive supplier, will reveal several world premieres at CES this week, making a splash at the first CES with Forvia presenting the combined portfolio of their seminal companies Faurecia and Hella. Forvia will showcase a series of groundbreaking technology and interactive experiences, demonstrating the group’s leadership in sustainable materials, energy and…
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Plastic Omnium’s CES Showcase
For their first time participating at CES in Las Vegas, Plastic Omnium will be displaying innovations to position themselves at the forefront of the mobility revolution. 2022 marked a turning point for the supplier, now organised into five divisions: exterior car body panels; fuel tanks; modules; hydrogen, and lighting. They have developed systems to project…
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Cepton will display a Ford F-150 with its Lidar at CES
Lidar company Cepton is headed to CES in Las Vegas to demonstrate a company with technology and contracts that offer sustainable value.Cepton’s value proposition comes from the fact General Motors is a customer and will put lidar sensors in nine of the automaker’s vehicles starting in 2023. The GM contract prompted the San Jose, Calif.,…
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Bosch Bringing Level 4 Autonomy-Ready Lidar at CES
Bosch will preview several cutting-edge safety innovations at the Consumer Electronics Show 2023 that aim to improve safety and autonomous vehicles. Those betting big on the self-driving future will be interested to hear the company will showcase long-range lidar for Level 4 autonomous driving. The firm says lidar plays an essential role in developing safer…
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Benewake’s New 512-Line Auto Lidar
Benewake have officially released the first 512-line automotive-grade lidar, the AD2. It’s a 905-nanometre unit, scheduled to achieve mass production and delivery in 2023. CEO Li Yuan says “Lidar can identify at 100m distance if it is a person or a car, but at 200m, the vehicle and the person’s movements are no longer distinguishable”. …
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