Inova Semiconductors’ software-defined lighting (SDL) and software-defined vehicle (SDV) technologies at CES 2025 have the potential to revolutionize the future of automobiles. We will explore the appeal of this cutting-edge technology.
🟦 Inova Semiconductors’ Innovative SDL and SDV Technologies
Germany’s Inova Semiconductors will unveil its next-generation technologies at CES 2025: Software-Defined Lighting (SDL) and Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV). These technologies make lighting and data communication in vehicles more sophisticated and efficient.
Of particular note are the ISELED technology and ILaS transceivers. With this technology, the color tone and brightness of the LEDs are precisely calibrated, providing a new experience that dynamically changes the cabin environment. In addition, APXpress technology, which enables high-speed communication of up to 32 Gbps, is the foundation for infotainment and autonomous driving technologies, demonstrating new possibilities for future automotive design.
🟦 Why do you need SDL and SDV technology?
As vehicles become increasingly digitalized, the sophistication of in-vehicle communication systems and lighting has become a major challenge for the automotive industry. ISELED technology can efficiently control up to 4079 LEDs, reducing the energy consumption of the entire system. It also integrates different LED strips and sensors through ILaS transceivers and can be seamlessly connected to Ethernet-based communication infrastructure. This reduces the overall weight and performance of the vehicle. APXpress plays an important role in supporting autonomous driving technology by efficiently processing the vast amount of data generated by infotainment and sensors.
🟦 Summary
Inova Semiconductors will be unveiling SDL and SDV technologies at CES 2025 that will shape the future of lighting and datacommunications in next-generation vehicles. Technological innovations such as ISELED and APXpress have the potential to revolutionize automotive design and user experience.
We can’t wait to see how these high-speed technologies will revolutionize autonomous driving and infotainment systems. In particular, there is a growing expectation of the impact of the efficient processing of large amounts of data using proprietary APXpress technology on overall vehicle performance and user experience.
