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Government wants to make the competitive Brazilian automotive industry globally

national productionTarget was highlighted by Minister Marcos Pereira during the opening of the 29th International Motor Show in Sao PauloDuring the opening of the 29th International Motor Show in São Paulo, on Thursday (10), the Minister of Industry, Trade and Services, Marcos Pereira said entrepreneurs in the automotive industry that the focus of the current administration is to make competitive Brazilian automotive industry globally."We want Brazil to be consolidated as a global hub for the development and production of vehicles," he said.According to the minister, the ministry has initiated discussion with the productive sector on the next cycle of the automotive policy.

Imaging technology transforming the automotive industry

From applications to devices: imaging technologies are finding ever more roles in the latest cars.Systems based on visible, 3D and night vision cameras are exploding into the automotive space, according to Yole Développement, the Lyon, France-based market research and strategy consulting company.In its latest assessment of imaging technology for the sector, published this week, Yole predicts that revenue will grow at 20% CAGR between 2015 and 2021.

Industrie 4.0 and how it will transform the automotive industry

Prof. Dr.-Ing.Thomas BauernhanslIndustrie 4.0 is the trending "buzz terminology" in the manufacturing sector - with BMW and Daimler among many prominent proponents - and encompasses the digitalisation of industry value chains.just-auto's Calum MacRae caught up with Prof. Dr.-Ing.

3D printed developments in the automotive industry

3D printed developments in the automotive industry138 shares 119154According to an interview published yesterday by Machine Design, 3D printing's presence in the automotive industry is set to evolve rapidly.Additive manufacturing already holds a firm place in the sector but it is forecast to grow even further.The interview was with Scott Dunham, who is Vice President of Research at SmarTech Publishing and he explained how the automotive industry is poised to fully embrace the benefits of 3D printing.