For the automobile industry, it measured for safety devices, body control, convenience devices, infotainment, vehicle communications, power transmission devices, OEM systems, and cooperation between companies.
Beyond convenience devices like "bark collars," which use everything from shocks to squirts of water to teach a dog to stop barking, owners are using technology to ensure their pets' safety.
For key components to measure the convergence level in the automobile industry's product, a total of 25 components are selected from the safety devices, car body control, convenience devices, infotainment, vehicle communication, and power (train) system.
Of the product's components, the body control device was 4.3 points, which showed the highest IT convergence, in addition, the vehicle safety system (4.4 points) of the safety devices and the starting and door operating devices (4.7 points) of the convenience devices also indicated the higher IT convergence.
However, the infrared camera device (3.2 points) of the safety devices and the safety load control for safe driving (3.0 points) of the convenience devices, etc., showed lower convergence levels than 3.9 points that was the average convergence point of the entire automobile products.
For the convenience devices, the convergence level is measured for the button starter/smart key/door control system, intelligent park assistant/parking assist system, human machine interface, driving load control for safe driving, and the vehicle AV is measured for the infotainment part.
Biometrics has certainly often been treated more as a convenience gimmick for device marketing purposes, rather than viewed as a route to evolve (and even potentially enhance) device security.
This provides great convenience for device fabrication and architecture.
This complete set of material properties will provide convenience for device designs and fundamental theoretical studies such as applications in high-sensitivity medical ultrasonic transducers and large displacement actuators.
