EDI reports on most emerging automotive technologies. In this feature, we’ll summarice the top 11 emerging technologies that promise to shift to mainstream in automotive engineering design over the next […]
Blockchain technology, originally synonymous with cryptocurrencies, has gradually permeated various sectors, including the automotive industry. This document elucidates how blockchain is being employed for vehicle identity and history, secure transactions,
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The concept behind this innovation is known as digital twins. A digital twin is a virtual model designed to accurately reflect a physical object. In the automotive industry, this means
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The evolution of modern vehicles has brought unparalleled convenience, transforming how we drive and interact with our cars. However, this increased connectivity also ushers in a new wave of cybersecurity
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The ongoing global microchip shortage has significantly impacted various industries, with the automotive sector being hit particularly hard. Assembly plants in North America and Europe have faced production cutbacks, resulting
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The automotive industry has struggled to recover from the pandemic-related supply chain disruption. It has now been some time since the global shortage of microchips, and the sector faces yet
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Electric vehicles (EVs) have moved past the early adopter phase into mainstream, with growing popularity and an increase in charging infrastructure. The reason for this is simple: they are much
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Not all innovations in the field of electric vehicles come from major automakers or Silicon Valley tech companies. Sometimes, it’s the work of bright young minds that leads the way
