Ty Garibay, CTO at Arteris IP, adds his comments in this Semiconductor Engineering article.

Kurt Shuler comments how Arteris IP addresses functional safety, and there must be bounds because this is F=MA, and there is a heck of a lot of M in a car, and at times there is also a lot of

Ty Garibay presented this keynote presentation, “Architecting the Future of Deep Learning,” at the eSilicon “ASICs Unlock Deep Learning Innovation” seminar on 14 March 2018.

Alexis Boutillier is quoted along with other Industry experts about Power Optimization in this SemiEngineering article.

Kurt Shuler discusses how Arteris IP contributes to the innovation in the SoC designs that are the “brains” of today’s ADAS systems and semi-autonomous vehicle systems, creating capabilities that add functional safety mechanisms while easing ISO 26262 compliance.

Arteris IP CEO Charlie Janac is frequently quoted in this SemiEngineering article by Ed Sperling about changes to the auto industry due to autonomous driving.

Ty Garibay discusses using chiplets to implement high speed IO or other special functions.

ISO 26262 Functional Safety Training Resources

If you’re a car nerd like me, you’ve probably already read this month’s SAE Automotive Engineering magazine article by Steven Ashley titled, “Mobileye: New eye on the road.”

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