Wednesday keynote II: Advanced technology for automotive cockpits, industrial human-machine-interface and IoT systems — Optimization of technology — Architecture — Design

Abstract

Electronic innovation is becoming increasingly important in the evolution of our society. Noble goals of extending lives with improved medical capabilities, eliminating auto fatalities, and creating a connected infrastructure around the “Internet of Things” all center on electronic innovation. These goals are being driven by both legislation and consumer demand, which is leading to accelerated system challenges. New system solutions are requiring the integration of disparate functional blocks, high levels of optimization for energy efficiency and scaling across a large dynamic range of performance. A central focus in this evolution is the enhancements to the human-machine-interface (HMI), enabling seamless interactions between humans and machines. Multimedia applications processors are playing a critical role in introducing solutions with multisensory capabilities such as natural language recognition, vision detection and augmentation of reality through enhanced display functionality. We will explore HMI trends in multiple applications and discuss how FD-SOI technology, novel applications processor architectures, integrated circuit module development and system-on-chip integration create safe and secure systems.