duty vehicles. The project, co-funded by the European Union, will focus on optimizing Balance of Plant (BoP) components to enhance fuel cell system performance, efficiency, and durability over the next three and a half years. Garrett Motion contributes to this project with its Fuel Cell Compressor (FCC) technology that quickly adapts to load changes, ensuring stable operation under varying driving conditions. It is involved in advanced simulation...

News  Updated at: 2025/03/31

U.S. FCC adopts new C-V2X auto safety spectrum rules On November 21, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced it has adopted final rules for cellular-vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology designed to improve transportation safety and permit more efficient mobility. C-V2X technology provides direct communications between vehicles, roadside infrastructure, and other road users such as cyclists, pedestrians, and road workers to ...

News  Updated at: 2024/12/04

he National Test House (NTH) RRSL Camp in Bengaluru on August 22, 2024. A satellite center is being opened at the RRSL Jakkuru campus in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The laboratory will be equipped with EV battery testing equipment capable of conducting various tests, including electrical safety, EMC/EMF, FCC/ISED, functional safety, durability (life cycle), climate (IP test, UV radiation, corrosion), and mechanical and material tests (flammability, glo...

News  Updated at: 2024/08/22

Segula, France participates in Resilience FCC (Full Composite Car) project On December 13, Segula Technologies announced that it is participating in Resilience FCC (Full Composite Car). The project will significantly reduce the weight of vehicles to increase their range, whatever their type of engine (electric, hydrogen, or internal combustion). This weight reduction specifically targets the structural parts of the vehicle. Other project partners...

News  Updated at: 2023/12/19

Garrett Motion’s electric fuel cell compressor equipped on BMW iX5 Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle Garrett Motion Inc. (Garrett Motion) announced that its advanced electric fuel cell compressor (FCC) has been equipped on the small series of BMW iX5 Hydrogen. This supports BMW Group’s commitment to developing zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. This Garrett’s electric air compressor delivers efficiently the airflow needed to optimize the f...

News  Updated at: 2023/06/14

approach to the deployment of this tool. The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) recently held a V2X Summit in which it committed to the development of a Nationwide V2X Deployment Plan, lending crucial leadership to the deployment of these technologies. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is poised to deliver much-needed regulatory clarity for the deployment of C-V2X through the issuance of pending waivers to operate in the 5.9 GHz...

News  Updated at: 2022/12/19

traight through   • Left Turn Assist: Vehicle gives left turn indication and receives notification if a cyclist is approaching Earlier in 2022, Audi joined several other OEMs, tech innovators, traffic equipment manufacturers, states and localities in seeking a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) waiver to put C-V2X on American roads immediately. (Audi press release on October 11, 2022)...

News  Updated at: 2022/10/13

U.S. court upholds FCC reallocation of automotive safety spectrum The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) won a legal challenge against the Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America) and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) for the reallocation of a wireless spectrum block previously reserved for automotive safety. A federal appeals court rejected the challenge from ITS America ...

News  Updated at: 2022/08/16

llaborating, announced it has acquired certification in the European Union (EU) and the UK for its wireless charging technology "Cota system" that transmits and receives power wirelessly with no distance restrictions. It has already been certified in the US by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The system, which is to provide the company's technology, is being put in place worldwide. Toyoda Gosei invested in the company in September 202...

News  Updated at: 2021/09/27

FCC Medio Ambiente, Spain and Irizar developing urban electric trucks On June 3, FCC Medio Ambiente and Irizar announced that they agreed to start mass production of the first 10 ie urban electric trucks to be used for waste collection. The excellent results of the tests conducted in different European cities and the satisfaction of the operators have resulted in this decision. The Irizar ie urban truck is a 100%-electric, zero-emission lorry. I...

News  Updated at: 2021/06/07

ia, technical teams from the partners were able to evaluate optimal warning times and distances for C-V2X to function to safely augment the driving experience.The ability to realize the potential safety benefits of C-V2X technology became possible following a U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruling reached in November 2020 and published in May 2021. In this decision, the FCC agreed to allocate a portion of the 5.9 GHz cellular band fo...

News  Updated at: 2021/05/25

Vayyar Imaging, Israel secures FCC Waiver and JP certification On April 19, Vayyar Imaging became the world's first and only company to comply with in-cabin radio frequency standards worldwide, after receiving the FCC ( Federal Communications Commission)  waiver for operation of 60 GHz radar inside US vehicles. The tier 2 supplier's globally approved reference design is also EU ETSI-compliant and JP TELEC-certified, making it the first universa...

News  Updated at: 2021/04/20

U.S. FCC diminishes spectrum band set aside for DSRC connectivity On November 18, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved a plan to allow a growing number of wireless devices to use part of a spectrum previously set aside for automakers to develop methods for vehicles to communicate with each other, a decision that the Transportation Department warned could result in “thousands of accidents.”Over the objections of OEMs and s...

News  Updated at: 2020/11/21

FCC looks to restructure 5.9 GHz spectrum reserved for transportation to general Wi-Fi U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai proposed rules which would restructure the 5.9 GHz (5.850-5.925 GHz) wireless band on October 27, 2020. The proposal would make the lower 45 megahertz of the band (5.850-5.895 GHz) available for uses such as unlicensed wi-fi. The upper 30 megahertz of the 5.9 GHz band (5.895-5.925) would be transiti...

News  Updated at: 2020/10/29

ual-active RSU offers customers a versatile product that can be implemented in a variety of urban or highway applications including vehicle priority, pedestrian or driver warning systems, and wrong-way driving alerts. The dual-mode/dual-active capabilities protect customer investment against future FCC regulation changes by accommodating V2X connectivity regardless of the underlying radio protocol. They also enable automotive OEMs the ability to ...

News  Updated at: 2020/08/17

ove safety in human interaction with technology, including vehicles. Keysight's 5G test solutions allow test labs such as DEKRA to validate devices equipped with 5G NR connectivity, in compliance with standards organizations and regulatory bodies such as 3GPP, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and ETSI.  Select lab sites at DEKRA will use Keysight's suite of 5G network emulation solutions to support conformance and regulatory RF testin...

News  Updated at: 2020/03/25

separation. The European Union is going to limit to 10% the amount of municipal waste that can be dumped in landfills by 2035. For this reason, converting waste into vehicular biofuel is one solution to this environmental challenge. Other organisations also participating in this new project include FCC, IVECO, The University of Granada, the CARTIF Foundation, SYSADVANCE and Gasnam. Furthermore, SEAT has also developed a similar project with Aqual...

News  Updated at: 2019/09/19

FCC (Adams) investing USD 24 million to expand transmission clutch facility in Berne, Indiana FCC (Adams), LLC announced it will invest over USD 24 million to expand its 436,700-square-foot facility in Berne, Indiana by constructing and equipping an 88,000-square-foot addition to house a new aluminum die cast machine process, six CNC lathe processes and four CNC drill processes. Construction will begin in February 2019. FCC (Adams) in-house manuf...

News  Updated at: 2018/12/12

nufacturing, West Virginia. These parts are for use in 8-speed automatic transmissions for front-wheel drive vehicles. F.C.C. has manufactured in Japan the clutch assemblies and has supplied them to Toyota since May 2016. This time, F.C.C. received a new order in U.S. and started mass production at FCC (INDIANA) in June 2017. Sales of the clutch assemblies is expected to reach approximately JPY 17 million by the fiscal year ending March 2021. (Fr...

News  Updated at: 2018/07/24

Japan-based FCC Corporation chooses North Carolina over Mexico for expansion FCC Corporation has chosen one of its two North Carolina facilities for an USD 800,000 expansion. The company decided to expand capability in its plant located in Scotland County, North Carolina over other facilities it operates in Indiana and San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The annual payroll impact is expected to be nearly USD 780,000 to the local economy, according to an ann...

News  Updated at: 2017/07/05