Sigma Connectivity Group supports Allight Systems: Developing adaptive vehicle lighting
Sigma Connectivity Group supports Allight Systems in the development of adaptive vehicle lighting to increase road safety for two-wheeled vehicles.
Sigma Connectivity Group is partnering with Allight Systems - a Swedish company that develops patented, adaptive vehicle lighting with the goal of radically improving visibility and safety for drivers of two-wheeled motor vehicles worldwide.
Allight's technology is designed to increase road visibility, reduce the number of fatal and serious road accidents and thereby contribute to increased global road safety. With a compact, cost-effective and smart solution enabled by advanced sensor technology and a unique mounting design, Allight aims to make adaptive lighting available also to the mid-market segment, an area that today accounts for about 40% of the market volume but where the technology is still lacking.
Sigma Connectivity Group is responsible for the development of all electronics in Allight's systems, with a particular focus on reliability, scalability and high-tech performance.
"We are proud to be part of Allight's journey. Their clear focus on improving road safety through innovative technology is fully in line with our own values. Together we are developing a solution that has the potential to save lives, both on the road and at sea in the future."
With access to Sigma Connectivity Group's extensive R&D resources and cross-functional expertise, a strong technological foundation is now being created for Allight's continued growth. The ambition is to create a globally scalable solution that not only improves road safety - but sets a new standard for lighting technology in mobility.
Sigma Connectivity Group
Sigma Connectivity is a tech design house with the mission to innovate and create value and growth with connected solutions and devices which makes them, and their partners, unique.
With one of Europe's most advanced design, test, and verification labs, they meet their clients' specific needs of bringing smart, connected products to market
They have, since being acquired from Sony Mobile in 2013, successfully increased the number of active engineers from 180 to over 600 and are operating from 13 sites worldwide.
For more information, contact:
Amin Malalla
Account Manager, Sigma Lundinova
amin.malalla@lundinova.se