US automotive sales in 2007 are the lowest since 1998
Full-year 2007 light vehicle sales should be about 16.1 million:
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Chevrolet Tahoe the winner of Driverless cars
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, GM presented a Chevrolet Tahoe, driverless car designed to navigate it using radar, laser and camera systems.
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Automotive Lighting awards Best Suppliers of 2007
A.L. management team has invited 4 suppliers to the headquarters in Reutlingen, near Stuttgart to reward them for their contribution to the "AL" success.
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A sensor from continental to avoid accidents at low speed
Continental Automotive Systems has developed an optical sensor which can reduce the severity or even completely avoid accidents at lower speed.
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Intelligent vision from Mobileye on Aftermarket
Advanced Warning System, an intelligent vision product from Mobileye features a “3rd eye” for Aftermarket which can prevent accidents, according to the company.
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Lane Departure Warning and Prevention in the Infiniti
Lane Departure Warning Systems which indicate inadvertent lane departure with a simple chame, were introduced on cars more than 3 years ago.
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Microvision has signed development agreement with automotive Tier 1
Microvision, a developer of light-scanning technologies for display and imaging products, has signed a development agreement with an unnamed European Tier 1
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Photonics industry to exceed $600 billion in 2015
A new study reports that the European optics sector grew by 12% last year, and predicts that the world photonics market will grow by 7.6% annually for the next
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Pico-projectors to take the lead of laser projection market
The first application to use laser projectors is expected to be rear-projection television (RPTV), driven primarily by the price and availability of lasers and then
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PSA selects Kaluga for Russian car plant
PARIS (Reuters) -- French carmaker PSA/Peugeot-Citroen said today December 27, 2007 it had selected Kaluga, 180km southwest of Moscow, for its Russian plant.
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