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High-speed data links are becoming the nervous system of next-generation ADAS and autonomous vehicles. As modern vehicles integrate multiple cameras, radar, LiDAR, high-resolution displays, and AI-driven processing systems, the demand for ultra-fast, low-latency, and highly reliable in-vehicle communication is growing rapidly.

In an interview Francesco Merli, PhD, VP Wireless Connectivity at HUBER+SUHNER, with Aditi Singh from AutoEV Times, explains how 3D waveguide antennas are enabling high-performance radar sensing, precise beam steering, and scalable ADAS integration for future autonomous vehicles.

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In an interview, Anoop Aggarwal, Head of Automotive Sales at Analog Devices, with Aditi Singh from AutoEV Times, explains how edge computing, sensor fusion, and open standards are shaping safe, scalable Level 3 autonomy for India’s dynamic road environments.

Condensation and water ingress detection is becoming critical in safety-critical systems like ADAS, autonomous driving, and x-by-wire architectures, where even minor moisture intrusion can compromise sensors, electronics, and overall vehicle reliability. As vehicles evolve into software-defined platforms powered by high-performance electronics and data-intensive systems, ensuring protection against environmental factors is essential to maintain safety, system integrity, and long-term durability.

Tech tours across the city are showcasing how smart systems—from connected infrastructure and autonomous vehicle testing to advanced parking and AI-driven mobility platforms—are moving from concept to reality. With initiatives like startup showcases, live demonstrations, and innovation hubs such as the American Center for Mobility, the city is bringing together industry leaders, startups, and policymakers to experience next-gen transportation in action.

As ADAS evolves into Level 3 autonomy, 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year where vehicles can handle driving tasks independently in specific conditions—allowing drivers to disengage while still remaining ready to take control when needed . With connected technologies, smarter sensors, and regulatory progress aligning, the industry is moving closer to real-world autonomous mobility faster than ever before.