Car Industry Updates Include Participation from Keysight, Analog Devices, Volvo, Daimler, Netradyne, DENSO, Quadric, HARMAN, MIPI Alliance, Blyncsy, and Elektrobit
In the rapidly evolving world of automotive technology, 5G is making a significant impact, revolutionizing manufacturing processes and connectivity. Here's a roundup of some of the latest developments and upcoming advancements in this exciting field.
Netradyne, a leading tech company, has launched a new Driver Drowsiness Detection System Sensor. This AI-driven technology is designed to more effectively identify early signs of driver drowsiness, providing a safer driving experience. The sensor also supports fleet managers with data for enhancing coaching and scheduling.
Meanwhile, Audi and BMW vehicles have demonstrated 5G-V2X Direct technology, capable of alerting drivers about pedestrians and cyclists before they become visible. This groundbreaking technology is expected to be mass-deployed in commercial vehicle models as early as 2026.
Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have announced a joint venture to develop a common software-defined vehicle platform and dedicated truck operating system. The software-defined vehicle platform will enable these companies to provide stand-alone digital vehicle functions for their products.
Elektrobit, a key player in automotive software, has announced that its industry-leading implementation of AUTOSAR-compliant basic software, EB tresos AutoCore, now supports the programming language Rust. This move reinforces Elektrobit's commitment to accelerating the use of Rust for ECU projects. EB tresos AutoCore now provides seamless integration and developer-friendly language bindings for AUTOSAR application software components in both C and Rust.
Bosch, Ericsson, and Mercedes-Benz have demonstrated real-time safety alerts for vulnerable road users and emergency vehicles, showcasing the potential of 5G to enhance road safety.
The 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) showcased advancements in Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) technology in Berlin.
In other news, Keysight Technologies and Analog Devices have partnered to develop a test solution for Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL2) devices. The collaboration aims to enhance Physical Medium Attachment (PMA) testing capabilities for GMSL2, with the new testing capabilities to be demonstrated at electronica 2024.
However, currently, there is no specific public information indicating direct partnerships or advancements involving Analog Devices, Keysight Technologies, and Blyncsy in 5G technology specifically for the automotive industry as of mid-2025.
The broader landscape of 5G in automotive shows strong activity and partnerships by other major companies and OEMs. Automotive manufacturers like Volkswagen, Toyota, and Mercedes-Benz are deploying private 5G networks for smart factory applications, improving safety, factory automation, and real-time data analytics. Companies like Qualcomm are advancing automotive 5G through multi-year agreements with OEMs, integrating Snapdragon Digital Chassis platforms that leverage 5G for telematics and in-car connectivity.
The rollout of 5G is also accelerating vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications, with cellular V2X (C-V2X) becoming a global standard over DSRC, driven by industry consolidations like Qualcomm’s acquisition of Autotalks.
The new Driver Drowsiness Detection System Sensor from Netradyne is optimized for low-light conditions and is compatible with Netradyne's Driver•i® system. The DMS Sensor detects subtle indicators like microsleeps and blink patterns, enabling real-time alerts to help drivers avoid accidents.
As we move forward, it's clear that 5G is poised to revolutionize the automotive industry, offering numerous benefits from improved safety to enhanced connectivity. Stay tuned for more updates as these advancements continue to unfold.
- The automotive industry is witnessing significant advancements in technology, with companies like Netradyne launching driver assistance systems such as the Driver Drowsiness Detection System Sensor, designed to enhance safety in transportation.
- Finance and the industry are intersecting in the realm of automotive technology, as shown by partnerships between companies like Qualcomm and major OEMs, working together to integrate 5G technology for improved in-car connectivity and telematics.
- The external partnership between Elektrobit, a key player in automotive software, and Keysight Technologies aims to develop test solutions for Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL2) devices, contributing to the overall progress and finesse of the automotive technology industry.
