For all the latest developments in the ever-changing automotive lighting market, we've put together a new report about tech ready to hit the market in the coming years. With such a variety of applications, it is clear to see why this is an exciting and rapidly growing sector in the automotive industry. The report discusses the following top-industry categories: exterior lighting, interior lighting, and invisible lighting. 

Ahead of AutoIQ's 5th Lighting Design for Mobility, we had the opportunity to interview Steve Lietaert, President of HELLA, for his thoughts on the future of the automotive lighting industry. Steve gave us his take on the following questions: 

• How will autonomous vehicles and the future of mobility influence the future of lighting? What key business factors and industry trends are driving your 2020 and 2030 vision as a Tier 1?
• How are you meeting future customer expectations in mobility and overcoming the hurdles that lie ahead?
• What advice do you have on how to build strong, seamless relationships with cross-functional partners? 
• and more!

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As each model year goes by, people will consider interior lighting more in their decision to buy a particular brand of automobile than ever before. Manufacturers are increasingly branding their models by the interior lighting features they include. As lighting becomes more and more a comfort or assistance factor in cars, interior lighting is becoming a sales-decision factor. Read this new article on the prevalent role of ambient, "mood", lighting in automobiles as with the advancements of autonomous driving and intelligent sensors. 

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In the next decade, automotive lighting will be going major developments due to the rapidly changing disruptive technologies in the autonomous vehicle movement that is leaving an impact in every corner of the automotive industry. Download the new book to learn about the advancing role of lighting for self-driving vehicles. 

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Automotive lighting, both exterior and interior, has seen sweeping changes over the last five to ten years with the introduction of LED and OLED technologies. The flexibility of the tech has created many new design possibilities, enabling functional and aesthetic improvements. Download this report to learn about the future of LED and OLED automotive lighting.

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Automotive lighting has been the subject of great innovations in terms of comfort and functionality like Glare Free High Beam and Camera-based Front Lighting. However, the segment is being reshaped by connected, electric, autonomous & shared vehicles. Hear thoughts from Michael Koherr, Advanced Lighting R&A EESE, Ford Research & Advanced Engineering Europe, and Ralf Klädtke, CTO - Vice Chairman Executive Board, ZKW, in this exclusive interview.

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Ahead of Auto IQ's 5th Lighting Design for Mobility, we had the opportunity to speak with Simon Baker, Lighting Subject Matter Expert at Rivian to gain insights on:

• Challenges associated with implementing new lighting technologies
• How autonomous vehicles and the future of mobility will influence the future of lighting
• Recent developments in the lighting industry
• and more

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The automotive lighting industry is forecasted to grow substantially over the next few years, partially fueled by the movement towards autonomous, electric, shared, and connected vehicles. With this in mind, we decided to take a look at the latest developments that have transpired this year within the automotive lighting market. More specifically, this eBook discusses the following in-depth:

• Status Update on the Proposed Changes to U.S. Lighting Regulations
• The Latest Developments in Adaptive Driving Beam Headlights & Laser Headlights
• LED and Interior Lighting Market Trends & Revenue Forecasts

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We spoke with our 2019 chairperson, Frank Schwartz, to discuss the importance of vehicle lighting and the impact Uber's 2018 autonomous vehicle accident has had on the lighting community.

Schwartz also shares insights on:

• The influence of lighting on overall safety
• Recent developments in the lighting market
• Preparing for autonomous vehicles & the broad challenges that must still be overcome
• Improving visibility for pedestrians and other vehicles
• Establishing autonomous vehicle external lighting needs
• Why you should attend the upcoming summit
• And much more!
  

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Download this exclusive report to expand your lighting knowledge on:

• OLEDs vs LEDs in 2019
• Recent regulation developments in the United States regarding adaptive driving beam technology
• Expanding the application of lasers in lighting

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In preparation for Advanced Lighting for Automotive 2019, we wanted to exclusively share these past presentations with you. Below you will find expert content on:

• Headlamp Rating Systems: What Characteristics Are Important? How Can Ratings Drive Technology / Design Improvements?, Shannen Borngesser, Global Technical Team Leader, Exterior Lighting- General Motors
• The Future of Automotive Exterior Lighting - OPTIS North America
• Design and Engineering Trends in Exterior Lighting, Frank Schwartz, Principal- Advanced Automotive Consulting Services (AACS)
• How the Evolution of Lighting Functions Can Help Provide Additional Consumer Safety, Terrence Wilson, Supervisor — Lincoln Exterior Lighting at Ford

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Ahead of the upcoming Advanced Lighting for Automotive Summit this May in Detroit, we took a look at the latest automotive technology trends. The automotive industry is in a transformational stage in terms of lighting, with several new technologies coming to the market that offer improved performance, safety and aesthetics. This eBook looks at the latest trends in automotive lighting and highlights which technologies are not yet permitted in the United States.

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We sat down with Frank Schwartz, last year's keynote speaker at the Advanced Lighting for Automotive Summit, to discuss the importance of vehicle lighting as well as the implications Uber's recent self-driving accident will have on the lighting community. Schwartz shares insight from a wide variety of areas: the influence of automotive lighting on overall safety, recent developments taking place within the lighting market, broad challenges faced by autonomous vehicles (AV), reevaluating the exterior lighting needs for AV's and more. To make way for autonomous vehicles in the near future, these challenges will need to be addressed now.  

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We sat down with Brian Baker to discuss current trends and challenges within lighting technologies, how autonomous vehicle lighting will differ from today's vehicles, and much more.

Brian Baker is an internationally experienced automotive designer, educator, historian, author and TV producer. He spent 25 years as a GM designer of concept and production vehicles in Europe and the US, including the Chevrolet SSR. He also helped develop the Discovery Channel series “Future Car” and is a consultant to History Channel's "Top Gear."

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Auto designer for General Motors for a quarter century, educator at CCS, Wayne State University, Lawrence Technical University, and the Cleveland Institute of Art, consultant on History Channel’s Top Gear, founder of AutoArcheology, Brian Baker has quite the rap sheet. We had the good fortune to pick his brain on lighting design, American car culture, crafting a brand, Millennials, and more besides.

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Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology is gaining traction in the European auto market, but still has yet to find purchase in the US market. This trend is set to change as the technology improves, as US automakers are already exploring the possibilities the technology affords. Will OLED disrupt the reigning champion, the LED, or are they different tools for different jobs?

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While economic restraints will ensure that TFT displays are more commonly used in the near future, OLED displays may prove to be a long-term successor due to superior visual quality. Meanwhile manufacturers continue to grapple with the concepts of gesture control and intuitive voice control. To learn more, read this article.

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We spoke with Terrence Wilson, R&D Manager of Advanced Developments and New Technology Innovations at Magna International, to answer the following questions:

• What are a few best practices to keep in mind when defining use cases for OLED integration?
• What are some of the largest design challenges associated with OLED lighting today?
• What are your key objectives/priorities for the next 2-5 years?
• As a speaker at the upcoming Advanced Lighting for Automotive Summit, what is one message you hope attendees take away from your presentation?

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