- In January 2025, NXP Semiconductors announced the acquisition of TTTech Auto, a leader in safety-critical systems for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). This strategic move aims to enhance NXP's capabilities in real-time, centralized vehicle control, supporting the growing demand for advanced motorized door systems that require high-performance, deterministic compute. The integration of TTTech Auto's MotionWise middleware will enable automakers to efficiently scale software across car models, streamlining safety integration and enhancing the performance of motorized door systems.
- During the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, ZF introduced its X-by-Wire technology, enabling greater vehicle customization and enhanced safety features. This technology allows for the electronic control of vehicle functions, including motorized doors, reducing mechanical complexity and improving reliability. ZF's innovations in mobility solutions are contributing to the evolution of motorized door systems in the North American market.
- At CES 2025, Continental showcased its "Intelligent Vehicle Experience Car," featuring innovative interaction technologies, including touch-free access to the vehicle using biometrics. This demonstration highlights the integration of AI and sensor technology to enable intuitive, touch-free access to motorized doors, enhancing both security and user experience. Continental's advancements in biometric systems are setting new standards for vehicle access solutions in North America..
- In February 2025, At CES, Valeo presented several innovations, including the Valeo AssistXR software solution powered by Amazon Web Services, which extends the possibilities of remote assistance. This solution can be integrated with motorized door systems to provide efficient support for emergency situations, enhancing the safety and functionality of vehicle access. Valeo's contributions are shaping the future of motorized door technologies in North America.
