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Autonomous Vehicle Engineering: March 2019

  • Magazine Issue
  • 19AVEP03
Published March 07, 2019 by SAE International in United States
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  • English
  • Editorial
    It's more than just a magazine
  • The Navigator
    Needed: a step beyond STEM
  • SAE AV Activities
    A listing of SAE International's autonomous vehicle-related offerings across the organization.
  • Autonomy for the Masses
    Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC aims to do for AVs what the Model T did for just about everyone. CEO Sherif Marakby explains.
  • Speeding Thermal Analysis for Autonomous EVs
    Solving thermal challenges is vital to AEV development. Siemens PLM's new Simcenter integrated simulation package offers a high-fidelity, easy-to-use solution.
  • New Mobility's Mega-Mappers
    Most believe ultrahigh-definition mapping is crucial to make high-level automated driving possible. Developing these maps is a huge undertaking-one that's enjoying a massive investment of money and talent.
  • From a Blip to a Boom
    Automotive radar rides the 77-GHz technology wave toward greater capability and vehicle safety.
  • The Swedish Word for AV Tech
    Veoneer, a new Tier 1 supplier with well-established roots, is moving rapidly into AI, says veteran research boss Ola Boström.
  • Safety Testing for AVs is Just Beginning
    There is much work to be done in creating accurate, reliable tests for occupant crashworthiness tailored to new AV designs and seating configurations.
  • Industry Unsettled on Vehicle Connectivity Standard
    As data and data-sharing become more crucial to the transportation evolution, the auto sector has yet to gain consensus on the best connectivity format.
  • Road Tested
    Transportation-infrastructure expert Kirk Steudle reflects on the rapid progress toward the connected-AV future and the challenges ahead.
  • Modeling the Road Ahead for AVs
    Detailed virtual environments are vital to developing, testing and validating autonomous systems.
  • Is the Future of Aerial Autonomy Up in the Air?
    As autonomous-drone and air-taxi concepts debut, legal hurdles will need to be cleared before the skies are automated.
  • Autonomy Meets Agronomy
    John Deere sows some autonomy ideas at CES 2019.