Israeli Valens and Daimler today announced their collaboration to bring HDBaseT Automotive into cars in the near future.
Daimler, The German company which owns or is partner in a number of car, bus, truck and motorcycle brands including Mercedes-Benz, has selected HDBaseT Automotive as the technology to guarantee high performance of Advanced driver assistance systems.
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Valens is the founder of the HDBaseT Alliance, which incorporated in 2010 together with Samsung Electronics, Sony Pictures Entertainment, LG Electronics.
HDBaseT Automotive is the only technology today that enables the tunneling of high-speed video and audio, USB, data, and more, with native networking capabilities over a single unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cable for up to 15m (50ft).
HDBaseT Automotive also allows for daisy-chaining and multistreaming, to simplify and optimize in-vehicle connectivity.
“Valens has led the revolution in digital connectivity in the AV sector, and we are looking forward to repeating this success in the automotive market. Over the years, Daimler has led the market with the integration of innovative technologies to maximize the driving experience, and we are honored to be part of the efforts in optimizing in-vehicle connectivity.”
Dror Jerushalmi, CEO, Valens
Dr. Jan Bauer, Daimler said: “One of Daimler’s strategic focus is to be a technological leader – in ‘green’ technologies, safety, autonomous driving and connectivity. HDBaseT Automotive is a perfect fit as its architectural benefits, reliability and robustness lead to a superior driving experience to our customers.”
