Introduction Our previous blog discussed MISRA guidelines for automotive applications, with a focus on the C++ language. This blog explores the AUTOSAR C++ 14 guidelines and compares them with MISRA C++. [...]

Introduction Recent developments in the area of Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically the advancement of deep learning and increased computing power, have made autonomous driving feasible for the first time. This [...]

Introduction As long as cars have existed, drivers have needed help getting from place to place (even if some folks are sometimes too proud to admit it). From bulky street [...]

Introduction Although it may appear that voice recognition products burst into the mainstream fully formed a few years ago, in truth the technology has been around in one shape or [...]

Introduction With the rapid increase in software components and lines of code that go into modern automotive systems, there is a corresponding rise in the risk of introducing critical bugs. [...]

People love to own cars. We give them names, write songs about them, and parade them slowly and lovingly through the center of town. We devote endless hours to polishing, tinkering, repairing [...]

More and more automakers are putting modems in their vehicles to essentially turn the car into a smartphone on wheels. An embedded modem is “always on” even when the car [...]

Our two-part blog post published at the end of 2017 explored the Amazon Alexa APIs and their applicability for in-vehicle use. At CES 2018, Amazon announced Alexa extensions specifically for [...]

Introduction The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas has become one of the biggest and most influential trade shows in the world. Companies of all sizes from across [...]

Introduction This blog describes a high-level approach to securing and authenticating the connection link between in-vehicle systems and smartphone applications. A secure link is needed in cases such as vehicle [...]