The many different cars, buses, and trucks that we use every day, all require the same
features: safety, sustainability, and convenience. We review the potential control …

In 1996, 52 million vehicles were produced worldwide. By 2005, many predict that over 65
million will be produced because of the strengthening economies throughout the world and …

What are the societal goals in this sector? From a broad perspective, automotive
transportation should be efficient, sustainable, and safe, partly because of environmental …

Electrification, automation of vehicle control, digitalization and new mobility are the mega
trends in automotive engineering and they are strongly connected to each other. Whereas …

The tremendous growth of complexity in automotive control system electronics in the past 30
years has driven the industry to employ ever more advanced development techniques …

Since the 1990s, road vehicles have become a wide range of mechatronic and digital
technologies, resulting in many complex cyber-physical systems. In this context, particular …

Futurists have long dreamed of vehicles driving themselves. Remote control experiments
date back nearly a century, and the 1939 New York World's Fair included automated …

CAR INSTRUMENTATION is entering a period of rapid change. Advances in sensor and
communications technology are making available a wide range of applications and services …

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The original cars were completely human controlled, but each generation of cars introduces
new features that shift the responsibility of driving from the human to the car. From cruise …