A United States-based manufacturer of electric scooters commisioned a design of a comprehensive Battery Management System (BMS) for 72V and 96V electric two-wheeler (e2W) battery packs, supporting capacities of 3.3 kWh, 4.5kWh and 6.6 kWh. The system was to provide full battery pack protection, monitoring, and cell balancing across parallel branches, while integrating additional critical subsystems, including cooling system controls and pre-charge circuitry as part of the same assembly. Our team developed a feature-rich, modular, and modular battery management system (BMS) for eMobility – developed for two-wheelers and three-wheelers. Read more
AutoSens and InCabin Europe 2024 reaffirmed where the automotive industry is heading – towards software-defined solutions providing safety and comfort for drivers and passengers. NOVELIC presented its cutting-edge radar solutions, showcasing innovative concepts for in-cabin monitoring, as well as next-generation park assist sensors. From the 8th to the 10th of October, industry-leading OEMs, Tier 1s, … Read more Read more
Markets that rely on sensors, such as industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics, are heavily competitive. Sensor cost, size, and performance are the key deciding factors that dictate the overall price and quality of the end product. mmWave radar technology allows contactless measurement of close-proximity objects while significantly reducing module size and price. This project aimed to develop a 60 GHz FMCW radar sensor that would operate under heavy space restraints and synthesize extremely steep, wide-band, and highly accurate frequency chirps, which are indispensable in modern high-resolution short-range applications. Read more
Several types of technology are commonly used in park assist systems, each with their strengths and weaknesses. Currently, one of the most prevalent types are ultrasonic sensors, which detect objects at close range but have several performance drawbacks. Radar sensors, as an emerging technology for parking, offer more advanced capabilities, help overcome performance shortcomings of ultrasound sensors, and bring new features and applications. Read more
As the hospitality industry evolves towards smarter and more efficient operations, one technology stands out for its remarkable potential: millimeter wave (mmWave) radar sensors. These advanced human presence detection sensors are reshaping how hotels and other hospitality venues manage power control, offering benefits beyond simple energy savings and providing an unmatched guest experience. Current human … Read more Read more
Our team designed and developed a softwareless solution for robotic arm control that helped avoid the rigorous process of software certification. We designed a wireless charging cradle that enables battery operation and contactless charging of the device. See how we developed a firmwareless, certified solution for controlling a motorized medical arm for a biopsy robot! Read more
While both UWB (ultra-wideband) and FMCW (frequency-modulated continuous wave) solutions use radar technology, each has contrasting advantages, weak points, and possible applications. We will provide an overview of both sensor types along with their possible use for safety and comfort features inside the vehicle and in its proximity. Read more
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) gathered 135,000 visitors from more than 150 countries. The ultimate place to witness the latest innovations and technology advancements, CES hosted over 4,300 exhibitors showcasing state-of-the-art products for everything from spatial computing to consumer electronics. CES Las Vegas 2024 was heavily focused on AI, sustainability, and mobility, which resulted … Read more Read more
For NOVELIC, the year 2023 was marked by radical strategic changes, expansion on several continents, heavy promotion of our technology and know-how, and success. This is a recap of some of the most important things we will remember this year for: Leadership and Strategy Partnership with Sona Comstar NOVELIC partnered with Sona Comstar, a global … Read more Read more
The client is a leading Tier 1 automotive company that needed a reliable way to test its ECU for ultrasound sensors. They required a data logger that would log data from the ECU at a very high speed and provide an output to check data validity. Read more
