Despite the Omicron variant of COVID-19 causing disruption to CES 2022, it remains the premier North American trade show to showcases the CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electrified) trends in automotive.  This report highlights the developments in ADAS and Autonomous Vehicle technologies highlighted at the show. 

1. Executive Summary
2. OEMs at CES 2022
   1. BMW
   2. Fisker
   3. GM
   4. Hyundai Motors
   5. John Deere
   6. Mercedes-Benz
   7. Sony
   8. Stellantis
   9. Tesla / The Boring Company
   10. VinFast
3. CES 2022 Supplier Companies
   1. Acienna
   2. Aeva
   3. AEye
   4. AIMotive
   5. Amazon/AWS
   6. Ambarella
   7. Ansys
   8. Aurora Innovation
   9. Aptiv
   10. Arbe
   11. Baraja
   12. Basemark
   13. BlackBerry / QNX
   14. Bosch
   15. Cepton
   16. Cerence
   17. Ceres
   18. Cipia
   19. Continental
   20. CY Vision
   21. Emotion3D
   22. Eye-Net
   23. Foretellix
   24. Gentex
   25. Green Hills Software
   26. HERE
   27. Hesai
   28. Hexagon
   29. H.P.B. Optoelectronics Co., LTD.
   30. Hyundai Mobis
   31. Ibeo
   32. Indy Autonomous Challenge
   33. Infoworks
   34. Innoviz
   35. Innovusion
   36. Intellias
   37. Intel / Mobileye
   38. Kyocera
   39. LeddarTech
   40. Locomation
   41. Luminar
   42. Lumotive
   43. Magna
   44. Microvision
   45. Mitsubishi Electric
   46. NVIDIA
   47. NXP
   48. OMNIVISION
   49. Opsys Tech
   50. Ottonomy
   51. Ouster
   52. Panasonic
   53. Perrone Robotics
   54. Phiar
   55. Qualcomm
   56. Quanergy
   57. Renesas
   58. Robosense
   59. Samsung / HARMAN
   60. Smart Eye
   61. Smart Radar System
   62. SOSLAB
   63. ThunderSoft
   64. Texas Instruments
   65. Tier IV
   66. TomTom
   67. TuSimple
   68. Valeo
   69. Velodyne
   70. Veoneer
   71. Visteon
   72. Vueron
   73. Waymo
   74. XenomatiX
   75. Xperi
   76. ZF
   77. Zvision
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