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Sivers IMA has released the RS3410X/00 radar front-end, which operates at 9.5-9.975 GHz and is intended for use in safety and security applications, and in difficult weather conditions.

u-blox technology is powering a new smart bus solution from Baoruh Electronic in Taiwan, which combines LTE-based telematics and Automated Fare Collection (AFC) for intelligent fleet management.

Sivers IMA will deliver FMCW radar technology enabling CAE to provide a state-of-the-art LPR Hydrometer solution.

NXP Semiconductors N.V., the world’s largest supplier of automotive semiconductors, announced a new automotive radar microcontroller (MCU), the NXP S32R27, that will deliver the features and performance required for making safe, automated driving a reality. NXP is the leading supplier of radar-based ADAS semiconductor solutions. An estimated 50 percent of all car radar modules shipped in 2016 will utilize NXP radar processing and front-end technology.

Keysight Technologies Inc. announced the availability of a battery-drain analysis solution that delivers insight into critical applications for the energy, automotive and medical device industries. Keysight is the only company that offers this integrated solution for accurate battery-drain analysis and provides the needed testing information required to manage the wide dynamic-current-range utilized by these devices.

Infineon Technologies and InnoSenT GmbH have released a surface-mountable radar motion detector operating in the 24 GHz ISM band.

NXP Semiconductors and its partners showcased the progress of secure intelligent transport with live demonstrations of platooning on the roads of Munich.

This wireless BMS concept car, developed by Linear’s design partner LION Smart, combines Linear’s highly accurate battery stack monitors with its SmartMesh® wireless mesh networking products in a BMW i3, replacing the traditional wired connections between the battery packs and the battery management system.

Leonardo-Finmeccanica will supply four primary surveillance radar systems based on GaN power transistor technology for Air Traffic Control in China.