Automotive

• Infotainment – HMI : Infotainment systems have been evolving rapidly, integrating entertainment, navigation, communication, and vehicle control features into one interface. HMI plays a crucial role in enhancing user experience and ensuring driver safety.
• ADAS – Camera & LiDAR drivers – Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) rely on a variety of sensors, including cameras and LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), to enable functionalities such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, automatic emergency braking, and pedestrian detection.
• BMS – Drivers – Battery Management Systems (BMS) play a critical role in managing the performance, safety, and lifespan of batteries, especially in electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid vehicles, renewable energy storage systems, and various portable electronic devices. BMS drivers has a major role Battery Performance Optimization, Safety & Reliability, Efficiency and Range Optimization, User Experience and Convenience etc.
• Cybersecurity – device level – cybersecurity at a device level is essential for protecting data, preserving privacy, preventing unauthorized access, ensuring system integrity, safeguarding against malware, securing communication channels, complying with regulations, and maintaining user trust and confidence. By prioritizing cybersecurity in the design, development, deployment, and maintenance of devices, organizations can mitigate security risks and safeguard against evolving cyber threats effectively
• FUSA – ISO 26262 compliance – FUSA, which stands for “Functional Safety,” is a crucial aspect of automotive engineering, particularly in the context of ISO 26262 compliance. ISO 26262 compliance is significant for FUSA as it helps mitigate safety risks, ensures legal and regulatory compliance, establishes industry best practices, meets customer expectations, fosters supply chain alignment, manages liability and reputation, and promotes innovation and competitiveness in the automotive industry. Adhering to ISO 26262 enhances the safety, reliability, and quality of automotive systems, contributing to the overall advancement and sustainability of the automotive sector
• Powertrain/BCM/Meter Cluster – MCAL development and testing – MCAL (Microcontroller Abstraction Layer) development and testing are critically important for Powertrain, Body Control Module (BCM), and Meter Cluster modules in automotive systems. MCAL development and testing are critical for ensuring portability, reliability, real-time performance, safety, and compatibility of automotive systems. By providing a standardized abstraction layer and well-defined interfaces, MCAL simplifies software development, accelerates time-to-market, and enhances the overall quality and functionality of Powertrain, BCM, and Meter Cluster modules in modern vehicles

Health/Consumer Electronics

• Wearables/Implantable Medical Devices – Wearables and implants are gaining popularity due to their health monitoring capabilities, convenience, connectivity, personalization, performance, medical applications, fashion appeal, and technological innovation. As these technologies continue to evolve and become more integrated into our lives, they have the potential to transform healthcare, lifestyle management, and human-computer interaction in profound and impactful ways
• AR/VR – The growing popularity of AR, VR, and XR technologies can be attributed to their ability to deliver immersive experiences, advancements in hardware, diverse applications across industries, productivity enhancements, accessibility, innovation, and compelling user engagement. As these technologies continue to mature and become more integrated into our daily lives, their impact on entertainment, communication, education, and business will only continue to grow.

Processors/MCU

• RISC-V – board bring up, porting activities – RISC-V, an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA), has been steadily gaining popularity in various domains. RISC-V’s open nature, customization capabilities, cost-efficiency, growing ecosystem, emerging market opportunities, industry adoption, and government support collectively contribute to its increasing popularity as a viable alternative to proprietary ISAs. As time progresses, it’s likely that RISC-V will continue to gain momentum and become even more prevalent in various hardware and embedded systems applications.

Wireless

• WLAN 7 & WLAN 8 – The technology behind WLAN systems is in a state of continuous evolution, offering promising enhancements to meet future demands. WLAN 7 and WLAN 8 are the latest iterations of wireless local area network technology, providing faster and more reliable connectivity for users. These advancements aim to enhance the overall wireless experience, offering improved speed and efficiency.

Integration of 5G technology with WLAN systems aims to deliver ultra-fast wireless connectivity, revolutionizing network speeds and capabilities.

AI-Driven Network Management – Future WLAN advancements may incorporate AI-driven network management, optimizing performance and troubleshooting in real time.

Edge Computing Integration – Integration of edge computing into WLAN technology may bring computation and data storage closer to the source of data, enhancing speed and efficiency.