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As vehicles become smarter and more software-driven, designers face the critical challenge of integrating rapidly evolving technologies without compromising ease of use or safety.

Quarterly revenue crossed ₹1,000 crore mark for the first time.

Earlier this month, CEO Elon Musk said the EV maker is set to begin a test of its long-promised robotaxi service on schedule in Austin, Texas, by the end of June.

The new facility is intended to support the development of technologies in areas like automotive vision and sensing systems, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), human-machine interfaces, cloud-connected infotainment and telematics, and AI-based mobility data platforms.

The SoftBank-backed deeptech startup is focused on upgrading its tech and will soon launch driver fatigue detection tech to cut road accidents and drive global expansion. With 98% of its R&D taking place at its Bengaluru centre, it is positioning itself as a deeptech leader in predictive mobility solutions.

As AI redefines the global tech landscape, Lenovo is using Formula 1 as a testbed to craft a unique AI roadmap which is anchored in energy efficiency, practical industry use cases, and strategic partnerships.

The facility will specialise in propulsion systems and vehicle network development, acting as a nearshore hub for European clients and boosting KPIT’s growing local workforce and innovation efforts.

The newly launched ADTTs, developed under the CSR initiative of Maruti Suzuki, are designed to evaluate driving skills for light motor vehicles (LMV) and two-wheelers, employing technology to remove human intervention from the testing process.

The biggest advantage of SIBs lies in the abundance of sodium, one of Earth’s most plentiful elements. While LIBs are currently cheaper, SIBs when produced at scale can potentially be ~20per cent to 30per cent more economical.

The biggest advantage of SIBs lies in the abundance of sodium, one of Earth’s most plentiful elements. While LIBs are currently cheaper, SIBs when produced at scale can potentially be ~20per cent to 30per cent more economical.