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[post_content] => French car manufacturer Renault has created a prototype called NEXT TWO that will be used as basis for the development of its next generation autonomous, connected vehicles.
With human error considered to be the leading cause of 90% of road accidents, autonomous driving and connected car technologies are seen as the next step towards enhancing automotive safety. By delegating driving to the car itself, the driver and other car occupants will experience a new form of mobility: the car will become a mobile office or lounge, with the driver and other occupants able to engage in video-conferencing, watch a movie or shop online.
For the Next Two cockpit, FAAR Industry provided a custom system control solution that connects the Infotainment Platform to the autonomous vehicle’s CAN and LIN buses. USB 2.0 to CAN and LIN interfaces from Kvaser assured data transfer from various sensors to an Infotainment industrial PC (temperature, air conditioning, steering wheel control commands). Our interfaces are also responsible for sharing information throughout the system and managing display parameters (such as brightness or power on). Specifically, Renault has used the Kvaser Leaf Light Rugged HS, Kvaser Leaf Professional LIN and Kvaser USBcan Professional HS/HS.
FAAR Industry implemented Kvaser’s Linux libraries to provide diagnostic capabilities for all components connected wired and wirelessly, and used its own EASY CAN software tool to send, record and analyse CAN data simply.
Based on the electric car Renault ZOE, the Next Two could be ready for mass production and large scale commercialization by 2020.
Watch the Next Two prototype presentation Video by Carlos Ghosn here
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[post_content] => Kvaser will be participating in several CAN FD Tech Days in the US in 2015. Come along to hear about the latest CAN FD developments, answer your CAN FD questions, exchange views and network with CAN FD experts.
The events are as follows:
CAN FD Tech Day Detroit – 25th March 2015
Venue: GM Heritage Center, 6400 Center Drive, Sterling Heights, MI 48312
Of special interest: The Detroit event will be preceded by a CAN FD plug fest, allowing participants to test CAN FD products in development – both ISO CAN FD and non-ISO CAN FD.
CAN FD Tech Day San Jose – 16th June 2015
Venue: The Sainte Claire, 302 S Market St., US-San Jose, 95113
Of special interest: CANopen FD. Presentations on this next generation data link layer and its impacts on system design and higher-layer protocols are part of this event.
CAN FD Tech Day Chicago / CiA Off-Highway Tech Day – 18th June
Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago-Schaumburg, 800 National Parkway, US-Schaumburg, IL 60173
Of special interest: This event will focus on mobile machine control, but CAN FD topics will also be discussed.
At each of the above events, Kvaser’s hardware manager, Kent Lennartsson, will present a paper entitled ‘Physical layer filter and diagnostics for CAN FD’, and you’ll be able to see Kvaser’s CAN FD demonstrator in the tabletop exhibit. For more information and to register for any of the above events, please visit www.can-cia.org
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[post_excerpt] => Come along to hear about the latest CAN FD developments, answer your CAN FD questions, exchange views and network with CAN FD experts.
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[post_content] => With 3 female and 1 male D-SUB9 connectors, the Kvaser T-cannector v2 is a hub/splitter that provides adjustable CAN termination and an external power source to the network. Connect multiple CAN interfaces, dataloggers and/or multiple CAN channels together quickly and easily with the T-cannector v2, without the risk of creating short circuits or time spent from wiring them together yourself.
The adjustable CAN termination resistor (120/60/0 Ohm) on the the T-cannector v2 provides an effective and safe way of terminating the CAN circuit, and the external power capability is ideal for powering devices that take their power from the CAN network to which they are attached, such as Kvaser’s Blackbird and Memorator series.
With the launch of this product, Kvaser underlines its commitment to providing extremely price-competitive, easy-to-use tools that allow engineers to start gathering CAN data within minutes. Use cases include pairing the T-cannector v2 with Kvaser’s OBD II to DSUB9 Adapter Cable (00723-9) to connect multiple CAN dataloggers to just one ODBII diagnostic port, or combining it with Kvaser’s free CanKing CAN bus monitor software to perform loop back tests on CAN channels.
To find out more, visit the T-cannector v2 product page
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[post_content] => QSR Profile: 
Bobby Hambrick’s background is as an automation engineer. It was whilst working on industrial robotic projects that he recognised the potential of the emerging market in autonomous systems.
What exactly is an autonomous system? Says Bobby: “It’s a valid question as these systems span both industrial automation and mobility sectors, as a result of which, both are being redefined.” Autonomous systems are ostensibly robots that can perform tasks without human guidance and they are being developed for use in just about every environment on earth and beyond. So far they have been or are soon to be deployed in harvesting, snow grooming, haulage, airborne, the marine sector and more. ‘Low hanging fruit’ include applications such as mining where there is pressure to increase efficiency and throughput, yet where tasks often have a high degree of repeatability. Defence applications were also an early area of research focus: autonomous convoys have long been envisaged as a way of avoiding casualties from detonating IEDs.
AutonomouStuff – a company that Hambrick founded in March 2010 – sells products and services to the autonomous system market. Explains Hambrick:
“The company’s mission is to help make our customers successful, by making it easy to source all of the perception, computing, GPS, and interface components necessary for their projects.”
Typically, this technology is difficult to access today, unless you are interested in ordering 100s or 1000s of units at a time. Sourcing one or two radar units for research purposes is often impossible, which is where AutonomouStuff’s buying power comes in. Says Hambrick: “A large gap in the supply-chain in this sector means we already have customers in every major developing country, creating economies of scale for this type of very specialized equipment.” However, the company also supplies an ever broadening array of more easily located hardware, such as rugged computers, enclosures, actuation and Kvaser’s interface tools, as customers increasingly want to deal with a single supplier.
Reliable support is key
Key to AutonomouStuff’s business model is a commitment to bringing together the World’s best technology that is well supported. Notes Hambrick: “Our unique position in the market is due partly to our focus on recruiting talented support engineers that are knowledgeable in these technologies and can help customers apply them in non-traditional ways.” Prior to signing up as a qualified sales representative for Kvaser, the company worked with a Kvaser competitor but became frustrated at their ‘unreliable support’. Since switching to Kvaser’s interface portfolio, Hambrick’s customers have benefited from “more competitive pricing, better functionality and technology in general, and committed support”.
The automotive sector is one of the most buoyant within the autonomous systems industry as a whole. “With tens of thousands of lives lost annually on US roads alone, every innovative automotive OEM is looking towards providing some level of automation, be it obstacle detection, intersection safety, collision avoidance, and/or full autonomous driving,” says Hambrick. It’s therefore no surprise that CAN has a valuable role to play. He explains: “Autonomous systems need to be highly reliable and have clearly defined system architecture, which is why CAN is popular. While there are plenty of other interface buses in use – particularly as high bandwidth is a typical requirement – they all have pros and cons, and CAN is mostly used at the sensor level.” He concludes:
“Kvaser is customer focused and continuously introducing new products that support the development of autonomous systems. Take the USBcan Light 2xHS for example, it provides a very compact and extremely cost effective solution that enables a single USB connection to two CAN channels. AutonomouStuff is proud to be partnered with Kvaser and looks forward to providing customer solutions together.”
To contact AutonomouStuff, please follow this link
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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image="40644" img_size="full"][vc_column_text]2nd February 2015 - Kvaser AB has introduced a 5 channel high-speed controller area network (CAN) to USB interface and datalogger that allows users to monitor and log data from multiple CAN channels using just one device. The Kvaser Memorator Pro 5xHS not only time synchronises the data transmitted and received across all five buses but also automatically synchronises with other Kvaser interfaces connected to the same PC, resulting in simpler, more accurate multichannel data capture.
The Kvaser Memorator Pro 5xHS has a 26 pin HD DSUB that connects to a splitter with five 9 pin DSUBs, and one USB connector that easily links to any USB port on a host computer. Only one USB port needs to be allocated when monitoring multiple CAN buses, reducing the need for an external hub in many applications.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width="1/4"][vc_single_image image="40645" img_size="full"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][vc_single_image image="40646" img_size="full"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][vc_single_image image="40647" img_size="full"][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/4"][vc_single_image image="40648" img_size="full"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]
A special feature of the 5-channel Memorator Professional is its ability to run user-developed scripts. Like Kvaser’s Eagle interface and datalogger, the Memorator Pro 5xHS’s script functionality allows users to develop highly customised applications written in the Kvaser t programming language, such as CAN protocol converters, CAN gateways and advanced CAN logging functionality. Application-specific scripts for this device will also be available from Kvaser’s network of technical associates, who all have different domain expertise. As such, this device is designed to appeal to engineers in industries as broad ranging as automotive development, machine control and industrial network connectivity.
Commented Lars-Berno Fredriksson, president of Kvaser AB: “A five channel combined interface and datalogger in Kvaser’s trademark form factor is a first for the industry. It transforms the task of multiple CAN channel data gathering, making the process easier and quicker for engineers and the process more robust.”
Martin Sventén, General Manager at Accurate Technologies AB notes: “New engines typically undergo rigorous performance and durability testing on a dynamometer rig for days at a time. Typically, multiple CAN channels monitor all parameters, but interfacing with them can mean a rat’s nest of cabling at the dyno or indeed, during in-vehicle testing. This product decreases cabling complexity and frees up USB ports on the PC. The datalogging capability means that results from up to five CAN channels are recorded on one card, thus avoiding the difficult situation of trying to combine logfiles from two or three different memory cards.”
When connected to the host computer, the Memorator Pro 5xHS is automatically in interface mode and when connected only to CAN, it is in datalogger mode. Power is derived from the USB connection, CAN and an in-built power supply.
The Kvaser Memorator Pro 5xHS is compatible with J1939, CANopen, NMEA 2000® and DeviceNet, and will also be CAN FD upgradeable via firmware. It is supported in newer versions of CANLIB and Kvaser Memorator Config Tool software.
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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column][vc_message]This is an archived version of this Dev Blog. For a more current description of the Kvaser SDK libraries, read the updated: Get more from your hardware with Kvaser SDK libraries.[/vc_message][vc_column_text]If you want to develop your own application that interacts with your Kvaser device, you need to download the software development kit, Kvaser CANlib SDK . Inside the SDK you'll find that there are three main libraries:
What's the difference between CANlib, kvrlib, and kvmlib?
1. The first one is
CANlib. At it's core you have functions to set bus parameters (e.g. bit rate), go bus on/off and read/write CAN messages. You can also use CANlib to download and start t programs on your device. All of this is done on a device that is attached to your computer, and they are universally available across all supported Kvaser Devices. If you can see your device listed in the Kvaser Hardware tool, it is connected and you can communicate with it through CANlib.
2. The second is
kvrlib. Some Kvaser devices, known as remote devices, can be connected via Ethernet (E.g.
Kvaser Ethercan Light HS and
Kvaser BlackBird v2) and you need to configure those devices before they are connected to your computer. This is where kvrlib comes into play with functions to discover and connect to a Kvaser Device on the network, making it accessible for the CANlib functions. The kvrlib also has functions to configure how the remote device connects to the network (e.g. dynamic/static IP). It also contains extra functions for wireless setup, such as scanning and getting connection status.
3. The last library is
kvmlib. This library is used to interact with Kvaser Memorator devices that can record CAN messages (E.g.
Kvaser Memorator Professional 5xHS). You can download configuration data (e.g. triggers, filters, scripts) allowing you to disconnect the device from your computer, connect the device to a CAN bus and let it record the traffic autonomously. When done, you can reconnect the device with your computer and use kvmlib to get the recorded data.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_cta_button call_text="Learn more about CANlib SDK and download it for free." title="Go to Page" color="btn-danger" size="btn-large" href="https://www.kvaser.com/developer/canlib-sdk/"][vc_column_text]
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[post_content] => Confirming the popularity of Kvaser’s
Leaf Light v2 interface, ATI India has announced that it is now holding stock of the device, with plans to stock a wider range of products, such as Leaf Professional, USBcan Professional and Memorator Professional as demand for these products increases from local customers.
Commenting on the decision, Ansarulla Shariff, ATI India Sales Manager said: “The Leaf Light v2 is Kvaser’s best-selling product. With lead times becoming increasingly important to Indian customers, this decision will help to ensure quick delivery and avoid the potential disappointment caused by customs delays.”
The ATI India office, which has just celebrated its first birthday, is located in the silicon valley of India – Bangalore. The area is home to many major automotive OEMs such as Volvo, Toyota, General Motors and Mahindra Reva.
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[post_content] => Kvaser AB has promoted Jesse Paliotto from Business Development Manager to Marketing Director.
“Over the last three years, Jesse has developed an in-depth knowledge of Kvaser’s products and the diverse industries they serve. With his business acumen, organisational flair and strong communication skills, Jesse will ensure Kvaser’s marketing efforts maximise value from our R&D investment and build engagement with existing customers as well as a new generation of engineers”, said Lars-Berno Fredriksson, president of Kvaser AB.
Commenting on the appointment, Michael Odälv, Executive Vice President, Director of Sales said: “Kvaser as an organisation is becoming more focused on building customer interaction and engagement. Our increased web presence requires someone that’s dedicated to our marketing activity.”
Prior to joining Kvaser, Paliotto gained an MBA in Business Strategy and Marketing. He will take responsibility for all marketing publications, website and social media developments, marketing events and advertising and continue to be based at Kvaser’s US headquarters in California.
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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_column_text]Industry’s first 5 channel programmable interface and datalogger is imminent.
Kvaser AB will shortly launch a 5 channel high-speed controller area network (CAN) to USB interface and datalogger. Equipped with Kvaser
MagiSync technology, the device will automatically time synchronise the data transmitted and received between multiple interfaces connected to the same PC, resulting in simpler and more accurate multichannel data capture.
A special feature of the 5 channel Memorator Professional will be its ability to run user-developed scripts catering for engineers who need customised features such as CAN protocol converters, CAN gateways and advanced CAN logging functionality. Application-specific scripts for this device will also be available from Kvaser’s network of technical associates, who all have different domain expertise. As such, this device is designed to appeal to engineers in industries as broad ranging as automotive development, machine control and industrial network connectivity.
The Kvaser 5 channel Memorator Pro 5 x HS will have 5 CAN high speed channels with 9 pin DSUB connectors. Compatible with J1939, CANopen, NMEA 2000 and DeviceNet.
The new datalogger will also be
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• Kvaser Memorator Professional HS/HS
• Kvaser Memorator Professional HS/LS
• Kvaser Memorator R Semipro
• Kvaser's soon-to-be-release 5-Channel datalogger...
The Quick Start Guide covers all the topics needed to record data using the Kvaser datalogger. The following chapters are covered:
• General Information
• Updating Firmware
• Initializing Flash Disk
• Bus Configuration
• Log Configuration
• File Extraction
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[post_content] => French car manufacturer Renault has created a prototype called
NEXT TWO that will be used as basis for the development of its next generation autonomous, connected vehicles.
With human error considered to be the leading cause of 90% of road accidents, autonomous driving and connected car technologies are seen as the next step towards enhancing automotive safety. By delegating driving to the car itself, the driver and other car occupants will experience a new form of mobility: the car will become a mobile office or lounge, with the driver and other occupants able to engage in video-conferencing, watch a movie or shop online.
For the Next Two cockpit,
FAAR Industry provided a custom system control solution that connects the Infotainment Platform to the autonomous vehicle’s CAN and LIN buses. USB 2.0 to CAN and LIN interfaces from
Kvaser assured data transfer from various sensors to an Infotainment industrial PC (temperature, air conditioning, steering wheel control commands). Our interfaces are also responsible for sharing information throughout the system and managing display parameters (such as brightness or power on). Specifically, Renault has used the
Kvaser Leaf Light Rugged HS,
Kvaser Leaf Professional LIN and
Kvaser USBcan Professional HS/HS.
FAAR Industry implemented
Kvaser’s Linux libraries to provide diagnostic capabilities for all components connected wired and wirelessly, and used its own EASY CAN software tool to send, record and analyse CAN data simply.
Based on the electric car Renault ZOE, the Next Two could be ready for mass production and large scale commercialization by 2020.
Watch the Next Two prototype presentation Video by Carlos Ghosn
here
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Kvaser interfaces deployed by Faar Industry in Renault’s NEXT TWO project
16/03/2015
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15/12/2014
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10/12/2014
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Watch the Next Two prototype presentation Video by Carlos Ghosn here
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