From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-15 17:56:00
Global automotive technology is rapidly advancing: ZF will showcase a software-based active chassis noise cancellation feature at CES 2026, enhancing cabin quietness without requiring additional hardware. Stellantis has secured a patent for a foam-based thermal runaway suppression system that releases flame-retardant foam to proactively mitigate risks when abnormal battery temperature rises occur. MediaTek and Denso are collaborating on an ADAS-dedicated SoC to accelerate the mass production of intelligent driving platforms. Additionally, Renesas has unveiled a multi-domain SoC supporting software-defined vehicles, while Bosch is partnering with NVIDIA and Microsoft to develop an AI-powered cockpit. Tesla has filed a patent for integrating Starlink antennas into vehicle interiors. In the new energy sector, POSTECH and Brown University have proposed novel approaches—magnetically controlled anodes and thermoelectric dendrite suppression, respectively—to enhance both battery safety and energy density.
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