JSAE Exposition 2015: Latest autonomous systems and ADAS technologies
Safety systems and sensors from Bosch, Denso, TRW, Magna, Continental, Hella, ZMP
2015/06/26
- Summary
- Bosch's automated parking system and integrated safety system
- Denso's vehicle-to-pedestrian communication system for autonomous-driving vehicles
- Next-generation cameras by TRW and Magna
- Continental's and Hella's next-generation products for ADASs
- ZMP's concept car of robot taxi targeted for commercialization by 2020
Summary
The Automotive Engineering Exposition 2015 was held from May 20-22, organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan. At the Exposition, various suppliers exhibited their latest autonomous-driving technology, or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADASs). Robert Bosch GmbH exhibited its automated parking system scheduled for release in 2016. It also introduced a concept of its "integrated-safety system" that will be network-based and consist of its passive safety system equipped with airbags and its active safety system featuring infra-red sensors and cameras.
Denso Corporation exhibited a concept of its "vehicle-to-pedestrian system" that enables autonomous-driving vehicles to communicate with pedestrians. In addition, suppliers such as Continental AG, TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., Magna International Inc., and HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co. displayed their next-generation technology for ADASs. ZMP Inc., a Japan-based venture-capital company, displayed a concept car of its autonomous-driving taxi (robot taxi) that it targets commercializing by 2020.
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