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Vehicle Safety Technology (VST) in the automotive industry refers to special technology (Advanced driver assistance systems) developed to ensure the safety and security of automobiles and passengers. The term encompasses a broad umbrella of projects and devices within the automotive world. Notable examples include car-to-computer communication devices which utilize GPS tracking features, geo-fencing capabilities, remote speed sensing, theft deterrence, damage mitigation, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication.
Products for smarter automobiles
Continental Automotive Group, one of the world’s leading automotive
industry suppliers, develops a variety of in-vehicle electronic systems.
Its Body & Security business unit specialises in body control units,
LED light control, power closing, seat comfort systems, battery and
energy management, antenna modules, tyre monitoring, and access
control systems.
The Body & Security unit works closely with automotive
manufacturers worldwide to help them equip today’s automobiles with
new and innovative features, making them safer and more secure, with
enhanced comfort and reduced environmental impact; in other words
“making them smart”.
Remote keyless entry and ignition systems developed by the
Continental Body & Security business unit are good examples of how
the combination of mechanics, sensor technology, electronic hardware
and embedded software can create “smarter automobiles”. Within the
latest generation of remote keyless entry and ignition systems, also
known as passive start and entry systems (PASE), the key works without
actually having to be held. The automobile “knows” when the key
comes close and can automatically unlock the door if the driver touches
the handle. Bidirectional keys with inbuilt displays provide additional
information about the current vehicle status - whether it is locked or
unlocked, whether the lights are on or off, what the fuel level is, and
much more. Further, with this key the driver can remotely control
in-vehicle systems like heaters and air-conditioning or the sun-roof, by
making use of the latest wireless technology for data transmission.
Development of these Continental products is a challenging task;
schedules are tight because of time-to-market pressures, and the
complexity of systems and products constantly increases. On the
other hand, high quality is a mandatory requirement, safety is of high
importance, and continuous system availability must be ensured.