Visiongain’s new report the Automotive Embedded Software Market Report Forecasts By Tools (Compilers, Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), Debuggers, Assemblers) By Software (MISRA C, AUTOSAR, Genivi, OSEK/VDX, CAN Bus, Others) By Application (Engine Management System, Anti-Lock Braking System, Airbag Control, Car Navigation System, Music System, Others) By End User (ADAS, Connected Car, Autonomous Vehicles) Plus Analysis of Leading Companies indicates that the global Automotive Embedded Software market will see $2.04bn in spending in 2017.

The lead analyst of the report said: “Almost every car which rolls off the production line at present makes use of embedded software in some form or other. Embedded software used in automobiles are rugged in nature as most of these systems are built on a single chip. However, the compactness enables them to fit with ease in the restricted space of the car and they can be deployed to implement features ranging from adjustment of suspension to suit the road conditions and adjust to the octane content in fuel to security systems and anti-lock braking systems. These systems are used in automobiles for various purposes, such as safety, engine control, networking, infotainment, and in the chassis and body electronics among others. Electronics comprise a large share of an automobile, and innovations such as car-to-car and car-to-road communication have led to increasing microcontroller units embedded in vehicles. This aids in security by providing features such as collision avoidance and helps make intelligent decisions such as locating fuel stations. Automotive safety systems where embedded software are used are electronic stability control, traction control, anti-lock braking systems and automatic four wheel drive among others. These systems are also used extensively in electric vehicles, hybrid vehicles and other automobiles for maximizing their efficiency and reducing pollution. Hybrid and electric vehicles use embedded software for fuel efficiency and emission control, and the expected increase in adoption of these vehicles is expected to propel the market for embedded software.”

The 265 page report contains 347 tables, charts and graphs that add visual analysis in order to explain developing trends within the Automotive Embedded Software market. Visiongain provides forecasts by tools (Compilers, Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), Debuggers, Assemblers) By Software (MISRA C, AUTOSAR, Genivi, OSEK/VDX, CAN Bus, Others) by application (Engine Management System, Anti-Lock Braking System, Airbag Control, Car Navigation System, Music System, Others) and by end user (ADAS, Connected Car, Autonomous Vehicles.

The comprehensive report offers market forecasts and analysis for regional and leading national markets. In addition, the report contains a dedicated leading companies’ chapter covering 10 companies leading the field in Automotive Embedded Software including NXP Semiconductors
STMicroelectronics, Luxoft, MSC Software Corporation, Intel, Microsoft, Mitsubishi Electric, AdvanTech and IBM Company

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