Joint V2X Proof of Concept, “Periscope”
We partnered with Cepton and ALP.Lab on a test to extend a driver’s field of view, using lidar sensors to “look around the corner.”
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Learn more about TE at PASTE Connectivity empowers engineers for innovation in industrial technology – by designing and manufacturing sensor and connectivity solutions for the technology that is enabling a safer, sustainable, productive, and connected world. As the go-to engineering partner for today's innovation leaders and technology entrepreneurs, we are helping solve tomorrow's toughest challenges. Our electrical and electronic products are engineered to reliably connect and protect the flow of data, power, and signal – in electric vehicles and aircraft, digital factories and smart homes, and life-saving medical devices, efficient utility networks, and the global communications infrastructure. As a global electronics company with 80 years of experience in developing innovative solutions for complex industrial technology applications used in harsh environments, our broad and diverse team of industry experts includes electrical and mechanical engineers who focus on designing electronic components and electrical components manufactured for reliability, safety, and sustainability, offering technological solutions that help empower the potential of people to drive innovation in the technologies transforming how people live, work, and connect.
Nature is proving to be a good source of inspiration for smart materials. Increasingly, smart materials recognize external stimuli – temperature, strain, electrical current – then react predictably by changing shape, color, or other properties. For example, mechano-bactericidal surfaces can kill bacteria on contact. This surface design could prove vital in addressing infection in medical or food-related products.
Learn how TE is developing new materials to improve product performance and manufacturing sustainability.We partnered with Cepton and ALP.Lab on a test to extend a driver’s field of view, using lidar sensors to “look around the corner.”