Test drive Continental Morphing Controls technology
In anticipation of a revolution in the interior of cars of the future Designers are striving for an interior without buttons and knobs in the car. However, in everyday life, customers prefer easy-to-reach buttons, which has a great advantage. Continental appears to have found a solution that suits both parties. A clean car cockpit is the ideal beauty of designers. Unfortunately, however, each new dashboard shortcut requires a menu update to use the touch screen or voice control. However, since the function then likes to repeat the shape, this poses a high risk of rejection. Car manufacturer Continental has already announced a technology that should combine aesthetics and functionality. Title: Morph Control. Presentation June 2018 The elastic and translucent material, reminiscent of synthetic leather, should provide a clean surface design. Symbols can be displayed on...
Continental unveils braking system for Alfa Romeo Giulia
For the first time in the world, an innovative system is launched into serial production. Faster braking and shorter stopping distances – international automotive technology developer and tire manufacturer Continental is providing Alfa Romeo with an innovative MK C1 integrated braking system for the new Giulia. This is the first time that an electro-hydraulic system has entered mass production in the world. It is more dynamic, lighter, with shorter stopping distances and more comfortable than conventional braking systems. The MK C1 combines braking functions, auxiliary brakes and control systems such as ABS and ESC in a compact and lightweight braking module. The system weighs up to 3-4 kg less than traditional systems. The electro-hydraulic MK C1 can build up brake pressure much faster than standard hydraulic systems,…
Continental test drive uses artificial intelligence
Technology company empowers cars with human capabilities A basic requirement for the most advanced driving assistance and autonomous driving systems is a detailed understanding and accurate assessment of the traffic situation by the car. To allow automated cars to take control instead of drivers, cars must understand the actions of all road users so that they can make the right decisions in various traffic situations. During CES Asia, Asia's leading electronics and technology event, tech company Continental will unveil a computer vision platform that uses artificial intelligence, neural networks and machine learning to improve the sensor technology used and enhance the vehicle's capabilities. The system will use the new fifth generation of Continental's multifunctional camera, which will go into mass production in 2020 and…
