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AutoSens stands as a pivotal event that brings together OEM, Tier 1, and supply chain engineers deeply involved in automotive sensing technology. This unique gathering fosters collaboration and innovation, where industry leaders converge to shape the future of automotive technology.
Join Yole Group at AutoSens Detroit 2024 as we connect, share knowledge, and collectively pave the way for the next generation of automotive technology. As a participant, we are delighted to contribute to this dynamic ecosystem, offering invaluable insights and expertise. Our presence underscores our commitment to driving advancements in automotive sensing technology and cultivating meaningful partnerships within the industry.
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Yole Group will be part of the program with:
Pierrick Boulay
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Automotive Semiconductors
Wednesday, May 22nd
5:05pm: Semiconductor Scarcity and ADAS: Rethinking Automotive Sourcing for a Resilient Future
ABSTRACT:
The automotive industry is currently at the crossroads of a technological revolution, with ADAS standing as a beacon of innovation. However, the journey towards safer roads has encountered an unexpected obstacle — the global shortage of semiconductor chips. This presentation will discuss relationship between semiconductor components and ADAS, unraveling the profound impact of the shortage on OEMs and the consequent evolution of sourcing strategies.
At the heart of ADAS lies the relation between sensors and semiconductor chips. This presentation will explain the increasing role of semiconductor chips in cameras, radar, and LiDAR. We will compare the semiconductor content between these three main sensors. We will also explore the need of semiconductors for the computing needs to process data and put it in relation with the level autonomy of vehicles.
In response to the semiconductor shortage that pushed OEMs to halt production and to delay launches, OEMs are forced to adopt novel and resilient sourcing strategies. In this part, we will explore the approaches undertaken by leading automotive manufacturers to secure a stable supply of semiconductor components. From diversifying suppliers to fostering closer collaborations with semiconductor manufacturers, we will show the strategic shifts that are reshaping the dynamics of the automotive supply chain.
To avoid similar issues in the future, we will give insights on how the industry is preparing. This will be linked to strong investments from the different governments over the world, to the redesign trend pushed by foundries. We will also show the behavior of China in investing into fabs dedicated to chips using mature technology nodes.
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Pierrick Boulay
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Automotive Semiconductors
Pierrick Boulay is Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Automotive Semiconductors at Yole Group.
He works in the fields of solid-state lighting and lighting systems, carrying out technical, economic, and marketing analyses. In addition, he leads the automotive activities within the company.
Pierrick has authored several reports and custom analyses on topics such as automotive lighting, LiDAR, sensing for ADAS vehicles, and VCSELs.
Prior to Yole Group, Pierrick has worked in several companies where he developed his knowledge of lighting and automotive. In the past, he has primarily worked in R&D departments on LED lighting applications.
Pierrick holds a master of science in electronics at ESEO (Angers, France).
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