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Secure Connected Car and ADAS

Secure Connected Vehicle

We accelerate your next breakthrough automotive designs providing the technology for solutions around the vehicle from advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), access, infotainment, in-vehicle networking, body, chassis and safety applications.

Transforming the car from a simple mode of transport into a mobile information hub, our robust in-vehicle networking and secure interfaces connect vehicles to each other and the outside world. Our systems capture data, process it and share control with drivers in critical situations. We make driving safer, easier and more fun.

Steve Owen: The future of driverless cars

Steve Owen: ADAS and the future of self-driving cars

The journey into a smart and secure connected future

The journey into a smart and secure connected future

S32V234 vision processor for automotive applications

S32V234 vision processor ADAS solution for automotive applications

A Portfolio Driven By Innovation

Our recognized strengths are in car access, broadcast reception, automotive microcontrollers and in-vehicle networks. These technologies are complemented by a growing portfolio of vision, radar and sensor fusion processors, telematics, 802.11p and NFC solutions. And there is more…

All of these are backed by our sensors, small-signal discretes, solid state lighting drivers, battery monitoring systems, anti-lock braking systems and MOSFETs. So instead of talking about 'What if…' start test-driving your ideas.

APPLICATIONS

  • ADAS & Autonomous Driving
  • Infotainment
  • Secure Car Access
  • In-Vehicle Networking
  • Secure V2X Communications
  • Telematics
  • Chassis and Body

TECHNOLOGIES

What's New?

  • Innovative S32V vision system-on-chip for ADAS to automate and ‘copilot’ a self-aware car. The bridge from the current “assist” era toward the fully autonomous vehicles of tomorrow.
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Advances in automotive

  • Automotive applications are always a big part of NXP’s presence at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES, Las Vegas, January 6-9), and this year is no exception.
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What will the cars of the future look like?

  • Innovation in the vehicle is expected to develop greatly over the next decade thanks to connectivity and mobile technology. What can I expect in the future car?
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