[October 24, 2017]

Automotive Light-Vehicle Sensors Technology, Trends and Forecasts to 2032 - Research and Markets

The "Automotive Light-Vehicle Sensors - Technology, Trends and Forecasts to 2032" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the technologies, materials and suppliers involved, and material content forecasts out to 2032.

Based on exclusive interviews, primary research and proprietary data this study includes:

• Material developments including aluminium, carbon fibre, magnesium, organics, plastics, composites and steel
• A comprehensive overview of lightweight developments for each of the following areas:
• - Body and exterior - body-in-white; doors; front-end modules; glazing
• - Chassis - suspension and braking components
• - Interior - cockpits and seating
• - Powertrain - engines
• - Driveline and fuel systems
• Exclusive interviews with OE suppliers (news and interviews only available in QUBE)
• Updated profiles of the major automotive companies active in providing lightweight solutions
• PESTER analysis - political, economic, social, technological, environmental and regulatory motivators for this megatrend

Key Topics Covered:

Introduction

Pester analysis

Companies

Allegro Microsystems

Analog Devices (News - Alert)

BorgWarner

Bosch

Continental

CTS Corporation

Delphi

Denso

Flexpoint Sensor Systems

Freescale (News - Alert) Semiconductor

Hella

Infineon

Kionix

Mando

Melexis

Micronas

Murata

NGK Spark Plug

Panasonic

Preh

Schrader

Sensonor

STMicroelectronics (News - Alert)

TRW

Tung Thih Electronic

ZF TRW

Forecasts

Sensor-specific application forecasts

• Adaptive cruise control
• Anti-lock braking system
• Crash
• Electronic stability control
• Gasoline direct injection systems
• Lane departure warning systems
• Parking assistance systems

Vehicle application forecasts

• Advanced driver assistance systems
• All vehicle sensors
• Interior
• Powertrain & Emission Control
• Safety and body control

Future developments

Autonomous cars depend on sensors

Integrated design and verification solutions

Wireless sensors

Sensors by application

Advanced driver assistance systems

• Introduction
• Autonomous emergency braking
• Blind spot detection systems
• Electronic stability control systems
• Lane departure warning systems
• Parking assistance systems
• Radar and camera sensors
• Banner Engineering's solutions
• Bosch's solutions
• Delphi's RACam
• Denso's solutions
• Fujitsu (News - Alert) Ten's solution
• GM's solutions
• Honda's solutions
• OmniVision Technologies' solution
• Sony's CMOS image sensor for automotive cameras
• TRW's solutions
• Valeo's driver assistance for electric vehicles

Body applications

• Alarms
• Doors
• Liftgate switches
• Road grip sensors
• Windscreen sensors
• Wipers

Interior applications

• Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)
• Brushless motors for HVAC applications
• Instrumentation
• Other
• TRW's touchpad sensor
• TRW's electronic horn
• Seats

Powertrain & Emission Control applications

• All-wheel drive system
• Battery sensors
• Engine management
• Fuel sensors
• Ignitions
• Lambda sensors
• Other
• Continental's solutions
• Henkel's solutions
• Start-stop engine sensors
• Temperature sensor
• Transmission sensors

Safety and body control

• Acceleration/crash sensors
• Continental's crash sensors
• Delphi's (News - Alert) collision mitigation system
• TRW's remote acceleration sensors
• Airbag sensors
• Freescale Semiconductor's solutions
• TRW's airbag control unit
• Pedestrian protection systems
• Continental's air hose
• Continental's solutions
• Denso's pedestrian collision detection sensor
• TRW's solutions
• Seatbelt sensors
• Tyre pressure monitoring systems
  

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mv2mx4/automotive

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