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Magna sharpens focus on camera production for autonomous vehicles

Rearview cameras, lane and pedestrian detection and automatic breaking, for example, are highly accepted by both the public and lawmakers.
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Greg Layson
March 22, 2017 05:00 AM

Magna International sees onboard cameras as a significant segment for growth in the supply chain.

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