Autonomous driving systems require in-vehicle Ethernet The main drivers of innovation in the automotive industry can be divided into three categories: enhancing safety, protecting the environment, and improving convenience through interconnection. To achieve these goals, automakers, automotive suppliers, governments, academia, and even businesses outside the traditional automotive industry (such as wireless chip makers, mobile device manufacturers, and wireless service providers) are all involved in developing advanced Driver assistance systems (ADAS), connected car technology and, ultimately, self-driving cars. ADAS and autonomous vehicles require high-bandwidth and low-latency networks to connect all sensors, cameras, diagnostic tools, communication systems, and central artificial intelligence.