Arteris Articles

Kurt Shuler, VP of Marketing at Arteris IP, quoted in this Semiconductor Engineering article:

Safety, Security and PPA Tradeoffs

July 23th, 2018 - By Brian Bailey

Learn how the brains of autonomous vehicles work with this easy-to-understand (and free) article

I am often asked by engineers who are not experts on autonomous vehicles exactly how the semiconductor systems in a car work as the brains of an autonomous system. A follow-up question is usually about vendors' current products and market trends.

I often start of by describing the current state-of-the-art in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), the importance of functional safety standards for these systems, and then talk about the technology gap we need to traverse to be able to create fully autonomous systems. I invariable end up babbling incoherently in a flurry of abbreviations and acronyms: NHTSA, ISO 26262, SEooC, V2I, CNN, etc.

Junko Yoshida wrote a great article in EE Times titled, "Driverless Car on Same Road as 3D TV?", about the technology gold rush that is automotive electronics. She was prescient about the limitations of current technology and business models, and cast a questioning eye on what is really required to create autonomous vehicles.

SemiEngineering published an article I wrote this week about how the USDOT Smart City Challenge Smart City Challenge will help accelerate automotive semiconductor innovation.

You can read it here.