21 September 2023
21 September 2023
The automotive industry has a notoriously high carbon footprint in manufacturing. Could the innovative re-use of household waste in vehicle parts materials help to reduce this?
Rising government EV share targets for carmakers remain a challenge - more so with the longer ICE phase-out period
Strike action had earlier been majority approved
Line can be modified, configured and optimised using digital simulations
Chips in solid surface infotainment button bars will appear in high end vehicles
Recycled nylon suitable for automotive parts
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The automotive sector is undergoing a digital transformation fuelled by changing global supply-chain dynamics, tighter market competition, and rising inflation. AI is a key part of this digital revolution. Focus is directed toward driver assistance features for safety and hazard detection and greater automation of many vehicle processes and functions. Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), facial recognition, and motion tracking will be vital for developing incockpit safety features such as early driver fatigue detection.
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