TOKYO — New versions of Subaru's trademark EyeSight driver-assist system will be a whole lot smarter and safer thanks to powerful new chips that harness artificial intelligence. Advanced ...
Auto makers have been continually updating and augmenting their vehicle line-ups with new, leading-edge technologies as they lay the foundation for future, fully-autonomous vehicles. Though the field ...
The system uses two cameras to get a stereo field of view of the road and combines that data with input from radar sensors mounted around the vehicle rather than using more expensive sensors such as ...
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HPE (NYSE: HPE) today announced that Subaru selected HPE Cray XD670 servers to orchestrate its image recognition technology and AI. This rollout supports Subaru’s vision of ...
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Subaru's Infotainment System Needs to Go: Review
It's outdated, slow, difficult to use, and just plain bad. It's almost 2025. I have a supercomputer in my pocket with an OLED display and a 120-hertz refresh rate that responds to inputs in a fraction ...
Many automakers try to make immersive and responsive entertainment systems for rear seat passengers. Many fail. Perhaps with this in mind, Subaru has launched its new Starlink Entertainment Anywhere ...
Volvo may have been one of the first car companies to bring an automatic braking system to the street, but it certainly won’t be the last. Subaru just announced it’s the New EyeSight – a system that ...
onsemi will be the primary supplier of image sensors for Subaru’s next-generation EyeSight stereo-camera front sensing system Hyperlux image sensors feature whole pixel design and High Dynamic Range ...
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