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“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring”

Patryk Fournier The quote is from the now late but great David Bowie and is extremely prophetic when you apply it to autonomous driving. Aut...

Guest post by QNX consultant and software designer Rob Krten. How often have you heard the expression, “If it were easy to do, everyone woul...

Lynn Gayowski CES 2016 is now underway, and our kickoff to the year wouldn’t be complete without a behind-the-scenes look at the making of o...

Bringing the KISS principle to the dashboard. Paul Leroux “From sensors to smartphones, the car is experiencing a massive influx of new tech...

Paul Leroux It’s that time of year again. The QNX concept team has set the wheels in motion and started work on a brand new technology conce...

Guest post by Walter Sullivan, head of Innovation Lab, Silicon Valley, Elektrobit Automotive Autonomous driving requires new user experience...

By Megan Alink, Director of Marketing Communications for Automotive It’s a fact — a person simply can’t be in two places at one time. I can’...

The age of autonomous driving lessons is upon us. Paul Leroux What would it be like to ride in an autonomous car? If you were to ask the ave...

If you haven’t, I bet you will. Phantom Intelligence is a startup that is looking to revolutionize LiDAR for automotive. I hadn’t heard of...

CES was just 15 minutes from closing when I managed to slip away from the very busy QNX booth to try out an F1 simulator. Three screens, 6 d...

Tina Jeffrey Since 2012, our Jeep has showcased what QNX technology can do out of the box. We decided it was time to up the ante... I walked...

Cyril Clocher What happens when you blend ADAS with infotainment? Guest post by Cyril Clocher, business manager for automotive processors at...