ZF’s software-based technology uses dampers to reduce noise by 3-10 dB, bringing premium acoustic comfort to affordable vehicle segments without requiring any additional hardware.
Keysight will present automotive design, test, and cybersecurity solutions at CES 2026, covering vehicle development from early simulation through deployment and lifecycle validation.
TDK expands its high-voltage switching portfolio with compact DC contactors designed to provide safety-relevant feedback in electric mobility and industrial energy systems.
DriveOS HyperSafety from Drako Tech combines hard real-time control, mixed-criticality isolation, and cloud connectivity in a single-ECU automotive computing architecture.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas (January 6–9), Valeo will present integrated solutions for software-defined vehicles, electrification, ADAS, visibility, and smart home access across three exhibition locations.
Koch Trucking will deploy the new VNL platform across its North American operations to improve fuel efficiency, uptime, and long-haul driver working conditions.
TRUMPF presents laser etching and plasma power technologies designed to improve efficiency, process stability, and cost control in semiconductor manufacturing.
HighTec and Intellias demonstrate how Rust can be integrated into established AUTOSAR environments to support safer, more efficient development of software-defined vehicles.
Industrial software supports the Porsche Team in transforming race and system data into actionable insights for strategy, reliability, and energy efficiency.