Automotive/Mobility

7 articles

Sonatus joins SDVerse to expand access to vehicle data and AI platforms

Michelle Froese August 5, 2026

Sonatus has joined SDVerse, a B2B marketplace for automotive software founded by General Motors, Magna, and Wipro. The platform enables OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers to discover and evaluate software for vehicle development. Through this ecosystem, Sonatus is making its vehicle data and AI-based software tools available to support software-defined vehicle (SDV) architectures, where functionality is…

Read article →

How does the open domain-specific architecture relate to chiplets and generative AI?

Jeff Shepard June 17, 2026

The Open Domain-Specific Architecture (ODSA) is a project within the Open Compute Project (OCP) community to establish open physical and logical die-to-die (D2D) interfaces for chiplets. The goal is to democratize the design and use of chiplets for domain-specific high-performance computing (HPC) applications like generative artificial intelligence (AI). Domain-specific architectures (DSAs) are an emerging approach […]

Read article →

Reimagining EV design with AI-enhanced EDA tools

Jeff Shepard May 13, 2026

The use of AI and ML in EV EDA is not an “all or nothing” situation. Rather, it can ideally be viewed as a continuum.

Read article →

Beyond SDVs: how AI optimizes electric vehicles

Aharon Etengoff June 17, 2026

Many automotive manufacturers classify new cars and trucks as software-defined vehicles (SDVs). As SDVs by design, electric vehicles (EVs) optimize vital systems and functions with sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities. This article discusses AI’s crucial role in EVs, from smart charging and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to predictive maintenance and…

Read article →

Accelerating high-performance AI workloads with photonic chips

Aharon Etengoff May 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) continue to push the limits of conventional semiconductor architectures. To increase speeds, lower latency, and optimize power consumption for high-performance workloads, semiconductor companies, and research institutions are developing advanced photonic chips that operate on the principles of light rather than electrical currents.

Read article →

Assistive robotics and AI: How ATDev is transforming mobility and independence

Mike Santora May 28, 2026

As advances in AI and robotics accelerate, the conversation around independence is being fundamentally reshaped. What does it truly mean to live autonomously in 2026, and how can technology support that vision without replacing the human experience? In this interview, ATDev’s Todd Roberts and Owen Kent explore a new paradigm: one where assistive devices don’t take over, but instead collaborate with users to enhance everyday life.

Read article →

Designing Beyond AI: ATDev’s human-centered solution for flying in a power wheelchair

Mike Santora May 28, 2026

Engineers often rely on AI and advanced tools to solve complex problems, but some challenges still demand lived experience and hands-on design. In this transcript from a recent Mind Over Machine Q&A interview, Design World managing editor Mike Santora talks with Todd Roberts and Owen Kent of medical technology startup ATDev, a company focused on assistive solutions born out of real-world needs. The conversation centers on the gap between what AI can optimize on a screen and what people with disabilities actually face in everyday life, especially when traveling.

Read article →