Driver Safety and Automation
Driver Safety and Automation
Product Line
  • CES 2026 Recap: Highlighting Technological Advancements in Automotive Sensing

    CES 2026 Recap: Highlighting Technological Advancements in Automotive Sensing

    The new year has started off with great energy, kicking off at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, an essential opportunity to connect with customers and partners, exchange ideas, and experience the ever-evolving trends in advanced vehicle automation, in-cabin and exterior ...

  • Discrete ISP vs. SoC-Integrated ISP in Automotive ECUs – A Comparative Study

    Discrete ISP vs. SoC-Integrated ISP in Automotive ECUs – A Comparative Study

    When it comes to designing automotive Electronic Control Units (ECUs) for vision-based applications, such as Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), surround view cameras, or automated driving features, the choice between a discrete image signal processor (ISP) and an ISP integrated ...

  • Sensor Innovation to Address FMVSS No. 127

    Sensor Innovation to Address FMVSS No. 127

    By Chet Babla, SVP, Strategic Marketing at indie The National Highway Transport Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 127 in the U.S. mandates Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) and Pedestrian Automatic Emergency Braking (PAEB) – including, for ...

  • The Rise of the ASA-ML Open Standard for High-Speed Automotive Data Transport

    The Rise of the ASA-ML Open Standard for High-Speed Automotive Data Transport

    By Fred Jarrar, Vice President & General Manager, Power & ASIC BU The automotive industry is experiencing a period of rapid innovation, particularly in the development of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). The value of sensors for ADAS and electrification is ...

  • Improving Pedestrian Safety: How Innovations in ADAS Are Shaping Safer Roads

    Improving Pedestrian Safety: How Innovations in ADAS Are Shaping Safer Roads

    October marks Pedestrian Safety Month in the U.S., a national effort to raise awareness about the importance of pedestrian safety. Led by the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), this annual observance is ...

  • In-cabin Wireless Charging Takes Another Leap Forward in Technology and Utility

    In-cabin Wireless Charging Takes Another Leap Forward in Technology and Utility

    By Fred Jarrar, vice president and general manager of indie Semiconductor’s Power and ASIC Business Unit Wireless charging is becoming an essential feature for drivers and passengers. The convenience of being able to set a device down on a charge ...

  • indie: 2024 Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance

    indie: 2024 Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance

    At indie, we understand the importance of being good corporate citizens. Our contributions and commitment to sustainability derive from the products we develop and how we run our global operations. We approach each day with a keen focus on ensuring ...

  • Unlocking Mass-Market ADAS with AI-enabled Sensor Processing

    Unlocking Mass-Market ADAS with AI-enabled Sensor Processing

    By: Abhay Rai, Chief Product Officer, indie Semiconductor Automotive safety has been a persistent challenge in the industry, with fatal crashes claiming lives at an alarming rate worldwide. While legislation and enforcement play a key role in addressing this issue, ...

  • Distracted Driver Awareness Month

    Distracted Driver Awareness Month

    Distracted driving at 55 mph for five seconds is the same as driving with your eyes closed the length of a football field. Let that sink in. In honor of April being Distracted Driver Awareness Month, let’s address the importance ...

  • Keeping an Eye on Alertness with Driver Monitoring Systems

    Keeping an Eye on Alertness with Driver Monitoring Systems

    Michael McDonald, Director of Marketing In-cabin monitoring is essential for enhancing safety, security, and the overall experience for vehicle occupants. When it comes to safety, vision-based monitoring plays a crucial role in helping to reduce potential accidents, improving emergency response, ...

  • Improving Driver Safety with Advanced Signal Processing and Color Filter Arrays

    Improving Driver Safety with Advanced Signal Processing and Color Filter Arrays

    By Michael McDonald, Director of Marketing Image processing and vision-based sensors are fast becoming critical components for driver safety features. Reading traffic signals, street signs and lane divide colors accurately is essential to a vehicle’s ability to process information for ...

  • ADAS Sensing Architectures – Distributed or Central?

    ADAS Sensing Architectures – Distributed or Central?

    By Chet Babla, SVP Strategic Marketing With driver assistance and driving automation requiring multiple sensors and real-time processing, ADAS electrical and electronic system architectures will be challenged by scalability. The societal benefits of greater driver, passenger and road user safety ...