NXP simplifies infotainment design with single-chip radio and AI/ML-enabled audio solution

https://www.itvoice.in/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Copy-of-Redington-2026-07-21T144828.615.jpg

NXP Semiconductors today announced the SAF9800, a new automotive audio and radio processor designed to simplify infotainment architectures. To achieve this, NXP has integrated analog radio (AM and FM) and AI/ML-enabled audio processing into a highly flexible single-chip solution that meets the needs of a vast range of next generation vehicles. The solution enables automakers to reduce system complexity and scale features across global vehicle platforms.

SAF9800 combines analog radio reception and high-performance audio processing into a single integrated solution. This innovative approach empowers OEMs to consolidate functions that have traditionally required multiple discrete radio and audio components into a single, scalable device.

Furthermore, SAF9800 leverages AI-driven acoustic source separation technology that transforms in-cabin microphone data by isolating critical sounds like vocal commands, mechanical failures, or emergency sirens from overwhelming background noise. Traditional filtering often fails in complex acoustic environments like vehicle cabins, making machine learning the premier solution for...

Copyright of this story solely belongs to itvoice.in. To see the full text click HERE

Read more

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/GRGtvMtA3Nqnb5wxEMcGe6-2560-80.jpg

‘If you don’t mind closing the curtains, you can get a much better projector for your money’ — I’ll admit this Epson projector is blazingly bright but weaker colors and underwhelming sound make it a hard sell

Epson made some quality-of-life improvements from the LS650 this model supersedes, but it’s not keeping pace with the competition and really only has high brightness to offer. Pros * +High brightness * +No DLP rainbow effect * +Reliable Google TV operating system Cons * -Underwhelming speakers * -Color gamut doesn’t stack up against