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NOVI—Novi-based Danlaw Inc. says its AutoLink aftermarket safety devices are being used by the New York City Department of Transportation’s Connected Vehicle Project. Danlaw develops connected city hardware and software …
SOUTHFIELD—Lear Corp. (NYSE: LEA), the automotive seating and electronics developer, announced that its automotive software subsidiary, Xevo, has partnered with Hyundai Motor Co. to deliver Xevo Market capabilities into Hyundai vehicles …
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Karamba Security, a provider of embedded cybersecurity technology for connected devices, announced a collaboration with Cypress Semiconductor Corp. to enhance security hardening for the automotive industry. Karamba’s embedded cybersecurity …
BLOOMFIELD HILLS–Karamba Security, a Bloomfield Hills developer of automotive and enterprise edge cybersecurity, today announced the signing of a production agreement of its leading Carwall runtime integrity software in Alpine …
DETROIT—Officials planning the Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo and the Automotive Testing Expo events in October in Novi are seeking exhibitors to demonstrate their technologies on Friday, Oct. 25, immediately following …
DETROIT—Tokyo-based-Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. Announced the acquisition of the shares of Detroit-based Ushr Inc. DMP officials said they will begin to provide high-defniition 3D digital maps to a wide …
AUBURN HILLS—FCA US LLC has announced the launch of Uconnect Market, a new in-vehicle commerce platform that will give customers a wide range of opportunities for convenience and savings from …
NOVI—Danlaw Inc., the Novi-based connected vehicle technology developer, will demonstrate new public safety vehicle technology at the Intelligent Transportation Society of America’s 28th Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. on June …
LANSING—Multimatic Sales & Marketing Inc. will build an advanced vehicle development and driving simulation center in Novi with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development Corp. announced. …
CHANDLER, Ariz.—Microchip Technology Inc. (Nasdaq: MCHP) announced that it has sold its 25 billionth microcontroller unit to Gentex Corp. (Nasdaq: GNTX), a Zeeland-based manufacturer of electronics for the auto industry. …