The end of the year gives us an opportunity to look back and reflect on everything that took place in 2022, measure progress, and celebrate all hard-won victories. This was an exciting year for NOVELIC, filled with important milestones and events. It would take a long time to mention every successfully delivered project and … Read more Read more
In 1965, Gordon Moore observed that the number of transistors on integrated circuits doubled every two years. This observation seemed to be true and was dubbed Moore’s law. CPUs were getting denser and with higher clock rates came an exponential increase in performance. But Moore’s law was a long time ago, in fact it … Read more Read more
The Long Road to Autonomous Driving Autonomous driving (AD) has been the topic of research for multiple decades now, but only fairly recently have advancements in technology transformed this idea from sci-fi into a goal that seems achievable in the very near future. And that is a conservative statement, since autonomous driving has already been … Read more Read more
There are several ways how a vehicle might know the pace of your heart, respiration, and potentially other vital signs
The race is on for all things driverless, and everybody’s working full steam – from automotive OEMs to specialized startups. Prominent players who were not originally in the automotive business are elbowing in too, like Apple, which recently acquired a self-driving car startup. Consumer acceptance of the idea seems to be growing also. Read more
We have recently launched a new NOVELIC logo! It is an integral part of our new branding and represents design improvement that follows up to our stable growth and overall company strategy. Over the past five and a half years, since the founding of the company, we have had an incredible journey. It was … Read more Read more
On average 38 children in the US die annually from heatstroke after being left in a hot car. Last year this number peaked at heartbreaking 52. But how could this happpen? Human body temperature is regulated within a narrow range of several degrees around 37°C (98.6°F). Once it rises to 42°C (107.6°F) and above, cytotoxicity occurs. Proteins start losing the high level structure important for their proper function and DNA synthesis is impaired, which eventually results in organ failure and neuronal impairment. Read more
