By Daniel Stern – DVN Chief Editor
Most of North America turned the clock back an hour this past weekend—an annual ritual which, despite
SEGULA Technologies, the French global engineering group, announces the acquisition of EK Design, a German company specializing in automotive,
From electric coupés to motorcycles with artificial intelligence, the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show looked five, 10, and more years into to future of automobility. Here we present a first batch of highlights of presentations and exhibits from car makers and set makers—with more to be presented in future editions of DVN.
LEXUS
Toyota’s luxury brand presented their LS+ concept, hinting at future automated technology due by 2020. It has software that can be updated over the air and AI that “ensures a high level of automated driving as it learns from road data it takes in.
MAZDA
| Mazda’s swoopy dark-silver Vision coupé concept might well have been the most elegant car on display at the show. Meanwhile, the bright-red Kai concept is a compact hatchback with next-generation Skyactiv engine technology and vehicle architecture targeting a quieter, more comfortable ride and enhanced performance. Kai likely previews coming Mazda production models; the intricate white LED sculpture at the front seems a coherent evolution of Mazda’s current designs. |
Mazda’s swoopy dark-silver Vision coupé concept might well have been the most elegant car on display at the show. Meanwhile, the bright-red Kai concept is a compact hatchback with next-generation Skyactiv engine technology and vehicle architecture targeting a quieter, more comfortable ride and enhanced performance. Kai likely previews coming Mazda production models; the intricate white LED sculpture at the front seems a coherent evolution of Mazda’s current designs.
Audi’s new A7 bristles with innovative lights crafted with Michael Hamm’s engineering and César Muntada Roura’s design.
DVN President Hector Fratty will present a 90-minute lecture to the students of IOGS— the Institut d’Optique Graduate School—on 17 November from 10:30am
During the first half of fiscal 2018, the Koito Group’s net sales increased 16.1% year on year to €3.37bn. The increase was due to sales
Seoul Semiconductor have reported third quarter revenues of €235.4m and an operating profit of €23.6m, increases of 14% quarter-over-quarter
The Essex County Council in England is trying out a Philips mesh system to see how well internet-connected streetlights work.
Hella are showing off their latest generation of radar technology in a new online video called The Art of Sight.
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