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Most mass-market cars have basic infotainment systems. But have you seen the IVI systems in high-end vehicles? Let’s explore the top tech innovations in car IVI systems that differentiate automotive brands in the competitive market today.

In this article, we explore the need for virtualization technology, specifically the Xen hypervisor, in enhancing the security and reliability of infotainment systems. The Xen hypervisor is a popular virtualization technology that enables multiple operating systems to run on a single computer system, isolating each operating system from the others.

In this article, we will analyse the commonalities between the cognitive load on a driver and a pilot, as they both spearhead the modern cockpits.

Discover the pivotal role of lighting in modern vehicles. Our latest blog delves into advanced lighting control systems, ambient lighting’s impact in autonomous cars, and the future of automotive illumination. A must-read for enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Network conformance testing in the automotive industry has gained unprecedented importance due to the complex integration of advanced systems like autonomous driving and connected services in modern vehicles.

Model-in-loop testing is a technique to represent the behaviour of an embedded system in the form of mathematical models. These models are used to verify the system or the sub-system. Model-in-loop testing would start with models that would virtually represent each unit under test. Early detection of bugs and errors would be possible to ensure a bug-free solution and developers would be spared from the pains of manual coding, a win-win for all stakeholders.