In the last quarter of 2026, Texas Instruments is staging two technical gatherings that target the heart of India’s automotive ecosystem. By combining deep expertise in Analog and Embedded Processing with the latest regulatory mandates, the seminars promise designers a clear roadmap for building compliant, high-performance vehicles.
The sessions are engineered around real-world challenges faced by OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers. Attendees will explore how power conversion topologies, advanced driver-assistance systems, and next-generation lighting can be implemented using TI’s differentiated silicon, while also meeting the stringent EMI/EMC limits set by Indian authorities.
Pune seminar – 27 October 2026
Located in Maharashtra’s tech hub, the Pune event will open doors at 09:00 am. Registrants gain access to a day-long deep-dive that starts with an overview of the Indian automotive mandate landscape, followed by hands-on labs that showcase TI’s portfolio.
Key sessions in Pune
- Advanced Power Architectures: Technical deep-dive into OBC, DC-DC and charger topologies, emphasizing TI’s competitive edge.
- ADAS & Vision: Decoding Indian ADAS requirements through TI’s architectural perspective.
- Automotive Lighting: Demonstrating differentiated LED solutions for 48 V and 12 V platforms.
- Centralized SDV Compute: Efficient compute architectures for future software-defined vehicles.
- Battery Management Systems: Industry trends and TI’s unique BMS portfolio.
- FPD Link: Robust SerDes solutions and their market differentiation.
- Digital Cockpits: Scalable compute for 2W/4W infotainment and instrument clusters.
- Real-Time Control: High-performance MCU solutions that redefine precision.
- TI Expert Challenge: Analog and embedded processing quizzes to test knowledge.
Bangalore seminar – 30 October 2026
The southern venue, set in Karnataka’s capital, mirrors the Pune agenda but adds sessions focused on connected mobility and zonal architectures. Starting at 09:30 am, the Bangalore day is designed for engineers who need to integrate wireless capabilities with vehicle-level compute.
Highlights of the Bangalore agenda
- Connected Mobility: Unlocking next-gen features using TI’s wireless portfolio.
- Modern SDV Architecture: Understanding protection devices and motor drivers for simplified zonal designs.
- Optimizing Power Architecture: Exploring power topologies and clever EMI/EMC compliance tricks.
- Scalable Compute for Zonal and Smart Edge Nodes: Leveraging TI’s versatile portfolio to unleash compute on demand.
- Expert Challenge – Embedded Processing: A quiz that pits participants against real-world design scenarios.
Both events provide networking opportunities with TI application engineers, hands-on hardware labs, and a chance to ask detailed questions about integrating TI silicon into upcoming vehicle platforms. The agenda, speaker bios, and venue logistics are accessible through the registration links.
How to register
Enrollment is open now. Prospective attendees should click the “Register now” button for the desired city, complete the short form, and receive a confirmation email with the full schedule and location map. Seats are limited, so early sign-up is recommended to guarantee participation.
By attending either the Pune or Bangalore seminar, automotive developers will leave with actionable insights, reference designs, and a clear understanding of how TI’s portfolio can accelerate time-to-market while ensuring compliance with India’s evolving automotive standards.
