Infotainment Test and V2X Systems
Automotive infotainment systems with digital cockpits heavily influence how vehicles are perceived in the era of connected cars. Testing them requires software-defined automated test systems that can meet rapidly changing test requirements.
Transform a Test Organization Into a Strategic Asset
The user interface, or human machine interface (HMI), is one of the key decision-making factors for automotive consumers worldwide. In-vehicle infotainment (IVI) or car multimedia systems together with digital cockpits heavily influence how drivers and passengers feel about their vehicles. HMI-related automotive electronics encompass 70 percent of all code in the car, and ever-increasing new features such as augmented reality head-up display (AR-HUD) and over-the-air (OTA) communications make it harder for engineers to validate the system and ramp up the production infrastructure on tight deadlines. Successful automotive OEMs and tier 1 suppliers have transformed their test organizations into strategic assets to increase their differentiation and compete in the market.
Solution Briefs: Infotainment, Telematics and C-V2X Test Systems
Learn more about NI’s and our Partner’s solutions for C-V2X development and infotainment and telematics test, for validation and production. These solutions help you meet your test coverage needs and KPIs for anything from device performance characterization to multi-DUT wireless production test.
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Mazda Realized a 90 Percent Reduction in the Cost of Its Infotainment Test
Mazda successfully developed and operated integrated infotainment test systems ranging from GNSS emulation to speech synthesis to automated robotic driver operations.
Own Test Architecture to Meet Ever-Growing Test Coverage
Leading companies have transformed their test organizations into strategic assets to increase their differentiation and compete in the market.
Automotive and Tech Industries Converge
Automotive test practices must keep pace with emerging technology. NI's software-based approach helps test teams quickly adapt to changing conditions.
