Innovations in Automotive Lightweighting, ADAS, Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, and Traffic Management

The “Innovations in Automotive Lightweighting, ADAS, Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, and Traffic Management” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

This Mobility TechVision Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles advancements in automotive lightweighting, ADAS, autonomous and electric vehicles, and traffic management.

Innovations include advancements in metals and alloys, artificial intelligence for autonomous vehicles, ADAS, plastic 3D printing, electric bikes, traffic management platform, sealing technique for automotive light weighting, dissimilar metal alloy welding, and micro-mobility solutions.

The purpose of the Mobility Technology TOE is to raise awareness of global technology innovations in self-propelled ground-based mobile platforms that are not only technically significant, but potentially offering commercial value. Each monthly TOE provides subscribers valuable descriptions and analyses of 10 noteworthy innovations.

The main focus is on highway-licensed motor vehicles (light, medium and heavy). Passenger cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, scooters and railway locomotives are within the product scope, energized by any fuel. Many of the innovations concern powertrains (internal combustion engines, turbines, battery electrics, fuel cell electrics, hybrid-electrics), as well as drivetrains (including transmissions), interiors–seating and displays, advanced materials–as for body/chassis, wireless connectivity, and self-driving technology that is currently receiving so much attention.

The A&T TOE outlines and evaluates each innovation, notes which organizations and developers are involved, projects the likely timing for commercialization, furnishes a patent analysis, and provides valuable strategic insights for industry stakeholders.

The Advanced Manufacturing and Automation (AMA) Cluster covers technologies that enable clean, lean and flexible manufacturing and industrial automation. Technologies such as three-dimensional (3D) and four-dimensional (4D) printing, wireless sensors and networks, information and communication technology, multimaterial joining, composites manufacturing, digital manufacturing, micro- and nano-manufacturing, lasers, advanced software, and printing techniques, are covered as part of this cluster.

The technologies covered here impact a wide range of industries, such as the impact semiconductor, automotive and transportation, aerospace and defense, industrial, healthcare, logistics, and electronics industries.

Advancements in Automotive Lightweighting, ADAS, Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, and Traffic Management