Active safety

Magna Brings Better Mobility to Life at CES 2024

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Tuesday, November 28, 2023

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At CES 2024 in Las Vegas, the mobility technology company will showcase its complete vehicle and systems expertise with the latest products and technologies that are defining the Car of the Future across key megatrend areas, including Active Safety, Connectivity and Electrification.

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At CES 2024 in Las Vegas, the mobility technology company will showcase its complete vehicle and systems expertise with the latest products and technologies that are defining the Car of the Future across key megatrend areas, including Active Safety, Connectivity and Electrification.
Outdoor driving and static vehicle demonstrations showcasing the company’s latest Active Safety technologies are available by appointment only.
To request a demo or meeting, submit a request via Magna’s CES 2024 landing page .
For the latest news and additional information on Magna at CES, visit magna.com/CES2024 or follow the company on social media.

Ibro Muharemovic Appointed Head of Autonomous Mobility, Continental North America

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Thursday, December 14, 2023

Technology company Continental has named Ibro Muharemovic as the Head of Autonomous Mobility in North America, effective January 1, 2024.

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Technology company Continental has named Ibro Muharemovic as the Head of Autonomous Mobility in North America, effective January 1, 2024.
In this pivotal role, Muharemovic will lead the advancement of innovative autonomous driving technologies, a key area in shaping the future of mobility and transportation.
“We are proud to name Ibro as head of Autonomous Mobility in North America,” said Aruna Anand, President and CEO, Continental Automotive, North America.
In September, Continental celebrated its first anniversary of the Autonomous Mobility manufacturing plant in New Braunfels, Texas.

American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII to Acquire Veoneer's Restraint Control Systems Business

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Wednesday, December 6, 2023

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The transaction with American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII ("AIP Fund VII") completes Veoneer's and SSW's strategy of finding the right long-term homes for Veoneer's three original lines of business: Arriver™ Software, now owned by Qualcomm; Active Safety, now owned by Magna International; and Restraint Control Systems, to be acquired by AIP Fund VII.

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The transaction with American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII ("AIP Fund VII") completes Veoneer's and SSW's strategy of finding the right long-term homes for Veoneer's three original lines of business: Arriver™ Software, now owned by Qualcomm; Active Safety, now owned by Magna International; and Restraint Control Systems, to be acquired by AIP Fund VII.
AIP invests in industrial businesses with a long track record of partnering with and growing businesses across industrial end markets, including several investments in the automotive sector.
The combination of AIP's process for investing behind operational capabilities and Veoneer's industry-leading position, products, and competence in Restraint Control Systems creates a strong platform for long-term, sustainable growth for Veoneer, its customers, products and people.
In April 2022, SSW acquired Veoneer in an all-cash transaction representing a total equity value of $4.6 billion.

American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII to Acquire Veoneer's Restraint Control Systems Business

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Wednesday, December 6, 2023

Acquisition, LLP, Investment, Magna International, Morgan Stanley, SSW, Ropes & Gray, Active safety, AIP, QCOM, Growth, Qualcomm, Veoneer

The transaction with American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII ("AIP Fund VII") completes Veoneer's and SSW's strategy of finding the right long-term homes for Veoneer's three original lines of business: Arriver™ Software, now owned by Qualcomm; Active Safety, now owned by Magna International; and Restraint Control Systems, to be acquired by AIP Fund VII.

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The transaction with American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII ("AIP Fund VII") completes Veoneer's and SSW's strategy of finding the right long-term homes for Veoneer's three original lines of business: Arriver™ Software, now owned by Qualcomm; Active Safety, now owned by Magna International; and Restraint Control Systems, to be acquired by AIP Fund VII.
AIP invests in industrial businesses with a long track record of partnering with and growing businesses across industrial end markets, including several investments in the automotive sector.
The combination of AIP's process for investing behind operational capabilities and Veoneer's industry-leading position, products, and competence in Restraint Control Systems creates a strong platform for long-term, sustainable growth for Veoneer, its customers, products and people.
In April 2022, SSW acquired Veoneer in an all-cash transaction representing a total equity value of $4.6 billion.

Humanetics and Mcity Announce Collaborative Partnership to Advance Active Safety Testing

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Tuesday, July 25, 2023

Humanetics and Mcity are collaborating to spearhead mobility innovation by providing access to leading-edge active safety testing technologies at the University of Michigan’s Mcity Test Facility for joint development of advanced software and robots for new mobility applications.

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Humanetics and Mcity are collaborating to spearhead mobility innovation by providing access to leading-edge active safety testing technologies at the University of Michigan’s Mcity Test Facility for joint development of advanced software and robots for new mobility applications.
“By combining the resources and expertise of Humanetics and Mcity, this partnership will accelerate the development and deployment of connected and automated vehicle technologies,” said Mark Westen, president, Humanetics Safety.
McGuire said Humanetics’ robots will also be incorporated into Mcity’s Safety Assessment Program, a two-part protocol for testing the safety of automated vehicles before widespread deployment on public roads.
The Safety Assessment Program exemplifies the kind of testing that could be conducted using Mcity 2.0.

Humanetics Rolls out New Customer Service Centers of Excellence Across Europe

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Wednesday, May 24, 2023

As part of Humanetics’ commitment to deliver the best customer service, and to integrate its expertise across its global network, today the company announced the formation of four customer service hubs in Europe.

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As part of Humanetics’ commitment to deliver the best customer service, and to integrate its expertise across its global network, today the company announced the formation of four customer service hubs in Europe.
The Instrumentation and Calibration center of excellence is based in the mg-sensor facility in Rheinmünster to utilize their calibration expertise as well as their excellent and accredited customer service processes.
Mark Westen, President of Humanetics Safety, commented: “This exciting development is a commitment to develop our customer service to new levels.
Our four centers of excellence will enable us to deliver a seamless and higher quality of service across our network.”

Veoneer Awarded Active Safety System by Major Asian OEM

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Tuesday, November 15, 2022

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STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The automotive technology company Veoneer has signed an agreement with a major Asian OEM to equip an electric vehicle joint-venture in China with an active safety system comprising of a monovision camera, a package of forward-looking and corner radars, and an ADAS ECU.

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STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The automotive technology company Veoneer has signed an agreement with a major Asian OEM to equip an electric vehicle joint-venture in China with an active safety system comprising of a monovision camera, a package of forward-looking and corner radars, and an ADAS ECU.
In 2024, Veoneer will begin delivering and integrating the Active Safety system, designed for collaborative driving on level 2+.
"We are proud to receive this major award aimed at the growing Chinese market from a renowned Asian customer.
Veoneer is a Tier-1 hardware supplier and system integratorwith products being part of more than 125 scheduled vehicle launches for 2022.

Veoneer Awarded Active Safety System by Major Asian OEM

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Tuesday, November 15, 2022

Company, ADAS, Active safety, Weather, OEM, Crash, Safety, Deep learning, Software, Solution, CEO, ECU, Darkness, Road, Veoneer

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The automotive technology company Veoneer has signed an agreement with a major Asian OEM to equip an electric vehicle joint-venture in China with an active safety system comprising of a monovision camera, a package of forward-looking and corner radars, and an ADAS ECU.

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STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --The automotive technology company Veoneer has signed an agreement with a major Asian OEM to equip an electric vehicle joint-venture in China with an active safety system comprising of a monovision camera, a package of forward-looking and corner radars, and an ADAS ECU.
In 2024, Veoneer will begin delivering and integrating the Active Safety system, designed for collaborative driving on level 2+.
"We are proud to receive this major award aimed at the growing Chinese market from a renowned Asian customer.
Veoneer is a Tier-1 hardware supplier and system integratorwith products being part of more than 125 scheduled vehicle launches for 2022.

Worldwide Syringes Industry to 2027 - by Type, Material, End-user and Region - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Monday, July 25, 2022

Medical Supplies, Health, Allergy, Injection, General officer, Active safety, Health, Usability, Technology, Patient, Insulin, Syringe, Growth, Functional safety, Vaccine, Medical device, Specialization, Tuberculin

Also, the ongoing advancements in technology, such as the development of smart syringes, are expected to create numerous growth opportunities for the global syringes market.

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Also, the ongoing advancements in technology, such as the development of smart syringes, are expected to create numerous growth opportunities for the global syringes market.
Smart syringes have advanced functions like auto-disable and active-passive safety, which is expected to fuel their demand in the coming years.
The global syringes market is segmented based on type, material, usability, end user, and regional distribution.
Based on type, the market is categorized into general, specialized syringes, and smart syringes.

CARS.COM RELEASES ITS 2022 'TOP PICKS' FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

CHICAGO, March 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Cars.com™ (NYSE: CARS), the car-shopping marketplace, today reveals its 2022 "Top Picks" for electric vehicles. In conjunction with the company's new EV Buying Guide. Cars.com experts examined the price, range, comfort and features of 30-plus EV models on sale in the first quarter of 2022 to determine the Top Picks for Value, Families, Luxury and Commuters.

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Our 2022 EV Buying Guide and Top Picks help shoppers answer those questions and cut through the noise to find the right EV for their lifestyle."
Cars.com's 2022 Top EV Picks, which can be found in the Cars.com EV Buying Guide, are:
Value 2022 Volkswagen ID.4: The Volkswagen ID.4 is a compact SUV that offers a lot of electric car for the money.
New ID.4 owners also get three years of unlimited 30-minute DC fast-charging sessions at Electrify America chargers for no extra cost.
Luxury 2022 Lucid Air: The first offering from upstart Lucid, the 2022 Air, is simply a next-level EV and a game changer for the market.