Automotive Engineering: March 2017

17AUTP03

03/02/2017

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  • Thought leadership at WCX17
    Lucid Motors' David Moseley: EV or ICE, "It is all physics"
  • New eye on the road
    One of the industry's hottest tech suppliers is blazing the autonomy trail by crowd-sourcing safe routes and using AI to learn to negotiate the road. Mobileye's co-founder and CTO explains.
  • Hard, slick and ready to roll
    A tough, self-renewing catalyst coating developed at Argonne National Laboratory provides unprecedented friction and wear protection for vehicle powertrains, the inventors claim.
  • Sensor ICs, semiconductors and safety
    To achieve ISO 26262 compliance, engineering practices must be taken to a higher level. The following insights may prove valuable for getting there.
  • New VCR targets 40% BTE
    Variable-compression ratio with VVA from France's MCE-5.
  • Editorial: Nation of Innovation
  • SAE Standards News
    Sharpening the focus on OBD-II security
  • Supplier Eye
    Smaller suppliers facing global challenges
  • Chicago auto show: All-new 2018 Ford Expedition gets aluminum body, 10-speed
  • Chicago fire: Dodge wedges 375-hp Hemi V8 into Durango SRT
  • Visteon tests augmented-reality HUD for Level 4 autonomy
  • Nissan's new King Cab full of patent potential
  • Early ride: Lucid Motors' 1000-hp Air 'alpha' electric prototype
  • Horst Binnig, Rheinmetall CEO, talks e-products
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