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[Automotive Innovation Day] NXP Semiconductor Leads Autonomous Vehicles with V2X and Radar Chips
Published2016.07.18 20:14NXP Semiconductor, participating in the Automotive Innovation Day (2016 Automotive Innovation Day) held on the 14th, hosted by Automotive Electronics, showcased automotive solutions including Ethernet and V2X.
The automotive Ethernet solution for ADAS and infotainment consists of complete hardware and software. Audio and video playback synchronization between multiple displays is possible.
Additionally, NXP Semiconductor announced in early January the world's smallest single-chip 77GHz radar transceiver, providing high-resolution performance in a 7.5 x 7.5mm footprint. The newly launched single-chip 77GHz radar transceiver features ultra-high-resolution performance while maintaining the world's smallest size at just 7.5 x 7.5mm.
NXP Semiconductor demonstrated in May a fully autonomous vehicle platform with high manufacturing feasibility. This platform utilizes NXP's new BlueBox engine, with NXP chips and software solutions installed on all ADAS nodes. In the system demonstration, radar, lidar, and vision sensing equipped with NXP chips currently in mass production or in customer sampling phase, along with an onboard secure V2X system, were integrated into a central computing engine.
The BlueBox engine operates in NXP's fully autonomous vehicle platform and provides OEMs and suppliers with the technology necessary to meet stringent safety, power, and processing performance requirements.
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