Engineering data preparation is the systematic process of cleansing, structuring, enriching, and tagging raw test and sensor data so engineers can find, trust, and use it quickly for analytics and AI. Done well, it turns chaotic files and logs into a reusable asset that cuts time-to-insight from days to seconds and unlocks predictive models.
Topics: Big Data, Analytics, IIoT, Electric Grid, F1, COTA, Autonomous Vehicles, Analog Data, ADAS, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars, ESS, ANC, Edge Computing, Factory 4.0, Intelligent Data handling, Build Back Better Act, EV, Digital transformation
Topics: Test, Big Data, Analytics, Viviota, SAP, Sensors, automotive industry, Real-time computing, COTA, U.S. Grand Prix, Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Data, Machine Learning, aerospace, Analog Data, ADAS, Hybrid Cars, NIWeek, ESS, ANC, Sensor Data Management, data cleansing, simulation, webinar, Smart Factories, Manufacturing, Intelligent Data handling, Software, LabVIEW, Build Back Better Act, Digital transformation
Viviota and Rockfish Partner to Accelerate AI-Driven Engineering with Real and Synthetic Data
Topics: Engineering Data, Big Data, Analytics, automotive industry, Electric Grid, Autonomous Vehicles, Machine Learning, aerospace, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars, Sensor Data Management, Edge Computing, Factory 4.0, Manufacturing, Intelligent Data handling, Software, Digital transformation
There’s a rumble in the Automotive Industry. A survey of automotive industries stakeholders, conducted by Jabil, showed that automotive companies are shortening product development timelines to meet new market requirements. The automotive industry has undergone a number of industry-shifting developments over the past several years. The introduction of electric vehicles and the continued development of ADAS technologies are leading these transformations. We’ve seen new challengers in the automotive industry popping up, and rapid innovation within leading automotive companies.
Topics: Analytics, automotive industry, ADAS, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars, simulation, webinar
Car & Driver's March 2019 issue includes an article on sound Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Electronic Sound Synthesis (ESS). With the September 2019 deadline looming for auto manufacturers to meet PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ENHANCEMENT ACT OF 2010 (PSEA), which governs EV & HEV sound emissions, there is opportunity for new automotive products that detect and emit sound at low speeds in these vehicles (< 18.6 mph). There is also the opportunity for the reverse, removing annoying sounds. Innovative sound creation and sound reduction systems are relying on sensor data to determine what sounds to synthesize and what sound to deaden.
Topics: Sensor Data, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars, ESS, ANC
I was reminded yesterday of how cars play a role in our identity, and separately how new auto safety regulations for electric and hybrid vehicles create an opportunity for auto manufacturers to be creative. I was picking up my 2011 Kia Optima Hybrid from a car stereo retailer in Austin, and while I waited, I glanced at the stacks of sub woofers waiting for owners. They ranged in price from $149 to over $1000. Admittedly, my family has installed high-end stereos with sub-woofers in cars ranging from a 1992 5.0 Mustang GT to a Toyota Sienna mini-van, however a low-rider in the showroom brought to mind low-decibel vibrations at intersections when, by chance, I was sitting at a red light alongside a low-rider. The car and the sub-woofer are an expression of the driver and their identity.
Topics: Autonomous Vehicles, ADAS, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars
