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Pros and Cons of Loop Unrolling Optimization in ADAS Vehicle Code
When you were a child, did you imagine what the future would be like? Of course, I knew we would have flying cars by now. Unless teleportation had already made vehicles obsolete. I’m still waiting for those things to happen, but in the meantime, cars with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are revolutionizing the transportation industry. While ADAS features make driving simple for people, the code running those innovations is a bit more
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Using LAPACK Can Improve Efficiency of Embedded Software
Do terms like eigenvector, eigenvalue, matrix multiplication, and simultaneous linear equations make your hands sweat, your heart race, and spark a sudden wish for a little Valium®? Or do they make your eyes gleam with anticipation as you ponder the endless possibilities of matrix factorization, condition numbers, and determinants and permanents? Either way, if you are developing embedded software solutions for advanced driver assistance systems
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How to Deal With Cybersecurity for Self-Driving Cars
I remember watching lots of bank robbery and heist movies when I was a kid. I still see a few commercials for them now and again, but it seems society is now enthralled by other crimes. Today’s audiences are captivated by things like hacking and cybercrime. These misdeeds have become much more common, and are far more public than bank robberies. Even nations fall victim to cyber attacks and keep an arsenal of digital “weapons” on hand. As
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Which ADAS Features Are Most Likely to Lower Premiums and Increase Public Safety?
In the near future, we could see fewer traffic jams, lowered emissions, and better overall road safety. But these benefits won’t necessarily come from any new laws or regulations. Instead, these dramatic changes might come from our own automotive industries, and the exciting new technologies being developed by the best minds in the field. ADAS functions have the power to transform the way we drive and could influence our entire transportation
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Augmented Reality in Cars: Pros and Cons of ADAS Heads up Displays
Do you ever feel a little distracted by all the technology surrounding you? I know I do. When I’m at home I have my desktop computer, tablet, and smartphone all vying for my attention. On the road, I have fewer things to distract me, but the consequences of my mind wandering are more severe. In the space it takes to send a quick text, swipe to the next turn on my maps, or change to a song on a different album, disaster can strike. Advanced driver
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Risk Management for Embedded Software Development
What do successful downhill skiers, Formula One racers, and mountain climbers have in common? They learn as much as they can about their sport and they use the very best equipment available. By taking this approach, they transform pure risk into calculated risk with tangible payback. But developing embedded software isn’t a dangerous sport, you say… In truth, embedded software development for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and
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The Benefits of Tesla Autopilot and How ADAS Will Save Lives
Editorial Credit: Nadezda Murmakova / Shutterstock.com What’s the first thing you think about when buying a car? I want wheels that are sexy, speedy, but most importantly, safe. Car wrecks kill around 40,000 people per year in the US, and those numbers may be rising. Low gas prices have more people out on the roads, while bigger and better smartphones have them more distracted. Companies like Tesla are looking to reduce driving deaths with
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How Autonomous Cars and Big Data Will Help First Responders
It’s a bit strange what things people are afraid of. After watching Shark Week each year I become more and more afraid of sharks, even though I’ve never seen one at the beach. In fact, it’s much more likely that I’d be injured in a car wreck, though I don’t feel any fear each time I get behind the wheel. Whether or not I’m afraid, the risk is still there, though new advances in technology are minimizing that risk. Advanced driver assistance
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How Automotive IoT is Shaping Wireless Networks
When I bought my car, it was a big deal that it could use bluetooth and sync to my phone for calls and music. The sales guy went on and on about it. I mostly listened to the radio on scan, so this was not a key feature for me, but I’ve come to love the hands-free calling. Last year, my friend bought a newer model of the car, and the bluetooth communication has expanded to maps, Pandora, and other apps. However, they are all still accessed via a
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Impediments to the Implementation of Machine Learning Algorithms in Autonomous Vehicles
Machine learning is considered to be the next big step for self-driving cars. You may not know, however, that machine learning cars first hit the road decades ago. One notable example is ALVINN, which stands for Autonomous Land Vehicle in a Neural Network. As its name suggests, ALVINN used a neural network to watch a human driver and learn how to drive itself. The project was a great example of the potential of self-driving cars. It also clearly
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What is Vehicle to Everything Communication Technology and How Will 5G Enable It?
Editorial credit: ermess / Shutterstock.com Since cars first started crowding the roads, engineers have been dreaming of how to make traffic move a bit faster. Mechanical engineers made individual cars speedier and more fuel efficient. Civil engineers studied traffic patterns and planned roads accordingly. Now it’s time for electrical and software engineers to get involved with vehicle to everything (V2X) technology. V2X will reduce traffic jams
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Over-The-Air Connectivity Allows Automotive Firmware Updates, but Creates Security Challenges
Thanks to the accelerating pace vehicle systems are being computerized, updating and securing control firmware is a new responsibility for automotive manufacturers. Over-the-air connectivity means crucial patches, especially those closing security holes, can be silently pushed to thousands of cars without user intervention. That said, it’s important to realize that an over-the-air solution presents a double-edged sword: if not implemented
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Multiple Sensor Fusion for Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles: Pros and Cons
Think back to when you were a child, how did you think the future would look? Spaceships, flying cars, internet connected eating utensils? We have many of the things I hoped we would, but somehow cars have lagged behind. I was expecting to see flying cars zooming through the sky and driverless cars whizzing through the streets. I don’t have a solution for flying cars, but there is something that’s making unmanned autonomous vehicles a reality
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Growing ADAS Market Will Require Efficient Software and MPU Expertise
Transportation has a major effect on people and societies, and cars changed life around the world forever. We are now on the brink of another major transportation breakthrough, self-driving cars. While we are still years away from fully autonomous vehicles, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are becoming more common in the automotive industry. The ADAS market is headed for major growth, and smart software developers can grow with them
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Why You Should Use the Best Static Analysis Tool For Developing Autonomous Vehicle Software
Designers often focus on benchmarking their compiler, only to have their programs slowed down by safety considerations later. Using a compiler that has integrated safety features, especially static analysis tools, can get your program into ISO 26262 compliance quickly. Using a safety tool with great static analysis can save you time in debugging, keep you from cutting features, and allow you to get the most out of your compiler. Have you ever
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Configuring TASKING Safety Checker for Third Party C Compilers
TASKING Safety Checker can be used in various industries where IEC 61508 related regulations are in place, like ISO 26262 in automotive. It fully supports the ISO-C standard, but it needs a simple configuration to be used in context with compiler specific C extensions. This blog provides sources for such configurations. In addition to the TASKING C compilers, the new Safety Checker can be configured to work with embedded C compilers from other
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Standalone release of TASKING Safety Checker available
TASKING Safety Checker assists embedded software developers with safety-related analysis of application code and providing evidence for Freedom From Interference, for example for certification of automotive software applications conform the ISO 26262 functional safety standard or similar interpretations of IEC 61508 in other industries. The standalone version of TASKING Safety Checker can be used to check embedded code independent from the tool
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