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Yanfeng and TactoTek collaborate to develop future Smart Cabin applications

Jan 15, 2024

Yanfeng, a Chinese automotive supplier, and TactoTek, a Finnish smart surface technologies supplier, will collaborate on the development of highly integrated Human Machine Interface (HMI) solutions for future Smart Cabin applications.



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Yanfeng and TactoTek will collaborate to develop highly integrated HMI solution for Smart Cabin applications.

 

The goal of this collaboration is to combine advanced lighting, user interfaces and various decorative trim with a deeply integrated product approach that enables exceptional design flexibility.

 

TactoTek will accelerate seamless lighting integration into all surfaces of vehicle interiors. The Finnish company will leverage its Injection Molded Structural Electronics (IMSE) portfolio as technological layer for Yanfeng’s Smart Cabin business.

 

The technology enhances overall user experience by offering advanced lighting features and introducing new functional elements, such as HMI, haptic feedback and display integration.

 

“With our IMSE technology platform, we aim for this partnership to seamlessly merge the visual appeal, tactile experience, and functionality of vehicle interiors,” explained Dr. Thomas Vetter, Senior VP of Global Automotive at TactoTek.

 

This approach enables Yanfeng to reinforce emerging automotive industry trends, including autonomous driving, and addresses non-driving related tasks (NDRTs), thus, shaping the future of Smart Cabins and redefining driving experience.

 

“The partnership with TactoTek is a great addition to support our global technology portfolio for future Smart Cabin applications and is designed for long-term engagement,” stated Patrick Nebout, CTO at Yanfeng Technology.


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