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Deep-tech startup IVEX has raised €5m (US$5.8m) Series A funding to accelerate its engineering roadmap and expands its presence in the USA and Asia. The round was backed by previous investors The Faktory and


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AI is rapidly becoming central to ADAS, automated driving and SDVs. As these systems grow more sophisticated, auto makers face increasing pressure to demonstrate that they operate safely, reliably and as intended throughout the vehicle lifecycle. Providing this assurance is a major challenge as the industry works to bring increasingly intelligent vehicles to market while meet...


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Automotive Testing Expo North America is fast approaching, with the show returning to Novi, Michigan, on October 27-29, 2026. Now integrated into the newly launched Vehicle Tech Week North Am...


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Heavy-duty and industrial cooling systems manufacturer Dolphin Global has adopted physics and engineering AI tools from cloud simulation platform SimScale to accelerate development of heat exchanger and radiator designs. The technology will be used to optimize heat transfer, reduce cool...


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A new AI-based framework called AdvWT, developed by Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech), has been used to demonstrate how naturally occurring damage to traffic signs can cause DNN-based vision systems to misclassify them. Testing the model across multiple AI archi...


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