Be sure to check out our family of products to learn more about how our team is building the next generation of automotive connectivity: https://lnkd.in/e8cPShrf #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Ethernovia
Semiconductor Manufacturing
San Jose, California 7,579 followers
Vehicle Networks Evolved
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At Ethernovia, we’re inventing the future of automobile’s communication . We are transforming automobiles’ communication network to enable the autonomous driving and electrical vehicle (EV) revolutions. Our breakthrough compute, communication, and software ushers in a new era of car connectivity and capabilities. We bring together, accelerate, and unify the car’s sensors, compute, and outside world to enable new advanced driver assistance features and services.
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Our team is hiring a Senior Field Application Engineer Lead based in San Jose. If you're interested in building the next generation of automotive connectivity, check it out: https://lnkd.in/e2_3qkdp #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Senior Field Application Engineer Lead
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#ICYMI be sure to check out Christopher Mash's recent article in Embedded Computing Design for more on the network updates needed to take advantage of automobile autonomy. #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Revolutionizing Safety: Unveiling the Power of Safety Bubble Detectors in Robotics by Analog Devices, Why Automotive Autonomy Needs a Network Upgrade by Christopher Mash of Ethernovia plus Littelfuse Announces Precise Electrical Height Update to its KSC2 Tactile Switch Series #industrialautomation #automotive #adas #embeddedsystems
Revolutionizing Safety: Unveiling the Power of Safety Bubble Detectors in Robotics
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As the automotive industry continues to undergo significant updates, the need for training updates also grows. Read more on the work Accenture is doing to make a difference industry from an education standpoint in The Economic Times: https://lnkd.in/dtCQtsgy And, be sure to check out insight from Ethernovia's ramin shirani on the industry's talent pool: https://lnkd.in/eFQzkaar #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Accenture launches LearnVantage Academy for software-defined vehicle - ET Auto
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In just a few months our team is headed to IEEE's SA Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day! This year, Ethernovia's Max Turner and Anil Dhonde will be discussing microservices in a zonal vehicle architecture. If you're attending be sure to check out their presentation. In the meantime, check out Max's session from last year's event: https://lnkd.in/eWn4cEhC And, take a look at what you can expect this year: https://lnkd.in/dzV4MUF #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
The Promise and Pitfalls of TLV Serialization
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Great input from Barbara Quinlan on Christopher Mash's recent piece in Embedded Computing Design. Check it out to learn about the automotive networking upgrades needed to make more advanced vehicles mainstream: https://lnkd.in/euf2e-p9 #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Vehicular automation is a process still in its infancy, and the road from semi-autonomous vehicles with #ADAS features to fully #autonomous driving will be paved by next-generation in-vehicle networks. Ethernovia's VP of Business Development Christopher Mash offers some great insights on automotive autonomy and network architecture best practices for OEMs. #embeddedcomputing #automotive https://lnkd.in/gCriNuTT
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In a recent presentation for EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times, Stefan Poledna dives deeper into the emerging challenge software-defined vehicles present as they aim to provide car customers with continuous innovations and enjoyable feature updates throughout a vehicle’s lifespan. As OEMs emphasize continuous innovation, safety, and security in the automotive industry, embracing architectures and methodologies that enable fast, robust, and cost-effective software updates without compromising safety and security will be key. https://lnkd.in/eNX4Zfqw #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
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Ethernet switches provide valuable benefits for automotive use cases including, connectivity and efficiency. Learn more on what these devices can enable from Poonam Ghogre in Medium: https://lnkd.in/eqZej5BV Additionally, check out our automotive Ethernet Switches and Packet Processors that provide aggregation and acceleration solutions targeting the range of different ECUs in the vehicle https://lnkd.in/ehag6GD8 #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
The Magic of Ethernet Switches in Automotive Technology
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The latest episode of the WardsAuto podcast revealed that SDVs could account for 90% of total auto production by 2029, up from just 3.4% in 2021, driven by navigation, infotainment and comfort features. With the industry now facing the challenge of embracing a software-based product development and engineering culture, products like those in our portfolio at Ethernovia will play a critical role in this emerging transition. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/g8qR7Mkb #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
WardsAuto Podcast: Automakers and the Battle for Software-Defined Vehicles
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Great insight from Lenora Clark on Christopher Mash's recent piece in Embedded Computing Design. Check it out to learn about the automotive networking upgrades needed to make more advanced vehicles a reality: https://lnkd.in/euf2e-p9 #ElectricVehicles #Networks #Architecture #ADAS #Autonomousdriving #SDV
Guiding the automotive supply chain to achieve next level autonomy through optimized material choice for advanced safety hardware. #adas #safetysystems #adashardware #innolot #semiconductor #atrox #adasmaterials
Future Mobility I read a great article by Christopher Mash of Ethernovia He was discussing the path to success for increased autonomy and eventually fully autonomous vehicles. He believe it lies in the in-vehicle network. I agree, one of the main aspects of achieving a fully autonomous vehicle will be the right vehicle architecture and network to support it. When I read the article, I was 30 minutes away from presenting the direction of vehicle architecture to my boss. He knows I have been working on it for a awhile and that I am passionate about the role we can play as material suppliers. I find myself getting caught up in terms like software defined vehicle (SDV) domain control unit (DCU) and system-on-chip (SoC). I would not say that he glazes over but he is more interested in the “why” of it all. Chris Mash was precise in his description, “massive amounts of data.”. You might not think about it but there is a significant amount of data being collected and processed. Currently, that data is controlled via an in-vehicle network. For this to work successfully as vehicles obtain more control over driving function and safety outcome, the network that is currently used will not work. The data must be controlled centrally. Edge computing at each sensor does not serve this end. “Instead, building and implementing a centralized architecture will streamline the aggregation of collected data into zonally located ECUs. “ “The typical passenger vehicle on the road today is running on a 100 Mbs or 1 Gbps backbone, but solutions are coming to market soon running at 2.5Gbs, 5Gbs up to 10 Gbps-cutting latency 10x, meaning a lot more data can be moved much quicker, giving autonomous ECUs the time they need to make the necessary decisions on a multitude of sensor data that keep passengers and pedestrians alike safe. Once these networks enabling high-speed data processing and ultra-low latency can be implemented into new-vehicle production, the road to full autonomy will become much clearer, much safer and much more reliable.” #futuremobility #data #vehiclearchitecture #autonomousvehicles #edgecomputing #centralizedcomputing