The Car of the Future: Electric, Connected and Autonomous by Joe Barkai
It’s no secret that cars are changing. They are becoming more connected, automated, and electric. But what does this mean for the companies that produce the parts and subsystems in these future cars?
Going forward, suppliers will need to take a holistic approach to automotive design. In particular, mechanical, electrical, software, and other design disciplines must be integrated, rather than separate.
In this paper, Joe Barkai, an automotive analyst and Chairman of the Vehicle IoT Committee at the SAE, explains the challenges ahead in automotive design and how to meet them.
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