Wideye, the AGC Group scale-up specialising in sensor integration solutions for self-driving vehicles, will be at IAA Mobility, in Munich, Germany, from September 5 to 8, 2023, where it will showcase glass innovations for the efficient, reliable and aesthetic integration of optical sensors for ADAS and Autonomous Driving applications.
The industry’s interest in mounting sensors at multiple locations on the vehicle continues to grow as the market increasingly focuses on ensuring safety for drivers while accelerating the race towards autonomy and self-driving cars. In this context, 360° detection coverage is critically important and different mounting architectures are being developed.
Wideye’s concept car will be fitted with five prototypes, proving its ability to address the challenges of mounting sensors around the vehicle. In so doing, Wideye will demonstrate how the scale-up is leveraging its momentum and demonstrate how its glass solutions are the perfect fit for higher levels of autonomous driving.
Wideye is backed by AGC Automotive Europe, AGC Group’s European automotive glass branch, which specialises in the production of glazing solutions for car makers. Since its launch in 2016, Wideye has focused on enabling ADAS deployment and making fully autonomous vehicles a reality. Through comprehensive R&D and partnerships with sensor companies, Wideye has developed the know-how to deliver 360° sensor integration from the early development stage up through mass production and is focusing its innovative services and products on sensor suppliers, Tier 1 automotive suppliers and OEMs by working in close collaboration with them.