Bluetooth in Automotive: Trends, Applications & Solutions

Webinar Date: On-demand

The number of Bluetooth devices and applications found in new vehicles continues to increase as auto manufacturers adopt such proven, feature-rich wireless technology to enable innovative use cases in areas like infotainment and wire replacement.

As the number one global supplier of automotive semiconductors, Infineon has a "front row seat" view of the ever improving position of Bluetooth in automotive. In this webinar, two of Infineon's subject matter experts will dive into the key trends, requirements, and applications for Bluetooth in automotive and share useful insights you don't want to miss! 

Key topics to be covered will include

  • Bluetooth market and technology trends in automotive
  • Applications in infotainment, wire replacement and their requirements
  • Bluetooth ICs for automotive from Infineon

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Bluetooth in Automotive: Trends, Applications & Solutions
September 10, 2024
16:30 ( CEST )

Speakers

Perfecto Martinez
Perfecto Martinez
Perfecto Martinez

Bradley Evans
Senior Marketing Manager | Infineon Technologies

Bradley Evans is a Senior Marketing Manager at Infineon leading automotive technical marketing and business development for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and V2X applications. He began his career in factory yield improvement and now applies the same process-driven and six sigma ideology to his current work. Bradley holds patents in multiple industries. He has many hobbies, including the operation of a deafening cryptocurrency mining farm, creating and deploying AI-driven stock trading algorithms, gold mining, and music composition.

Andrew Zigzani
Andrew Zigzani
Andrew Zigzani

Thomas LeMense
Principal System Applications Engineer | Infineon Technologies

Tom LeMense is a Principal System Applications Engineer at Infineon, supporting Car Access, Automotive Infotainment, and Telematics applications. Tom has been deeply involved in automotive electronics for more than 30 years, specializing in mm-wave RADAR, ultra-low-power design, wireless sensor networks, and micromachined silicon pressure sensors. Prior to joining Infineon, Tom worked for TRW Automotive, Lear Corporation, and Ford Motor Company. He is a longtime member of the IEEE and SAE, and is a named inventor on more than 30 US patents related to RF Communication, Vehicle Safety, and Tire Pressure Monitoring. In his spare time, Tom enjoys camping, cross-country skiing, learning about wine, woodworking, and amateur radio (NR8P).