ZF Friedrichshafen AG, commonly referred to as ZF, is a global technology company headquartered in Friedrichshafen, Germany. Founded in 1915, the company has evolved from a gearwheel manufacturer to a leading supplier of driveline, chassis, and safety technology. ZF is a major player in the automotive electronics sector, developing advanced control units, sensor systems, and software solutions for electric and autonomous vehicles. Its product portfolio includes the ZF ProAI high-performance computing platform, cameras, radars, lidar sensors, and electronic braking systems. ZF's Sensors & Actuators division offers a range of products such as microswitches, position sensors, and pressure sensors used in automotive and industrial applications. The company also provides integrated electric drive systems (eAxle) and power electronics for electrified vehicles. With a strong focus on innovation, ZF invests heavily in R&D to advance vehicle connectivity, safety, and autonomous driving functions. As one of the world's largest automotive suppliers, ZF holds a top-five ranking in the global automotive parts market, with over 160,000 employees and a revenue exceeding €40 billion. Its strategic acquisitions of TRW and WABCO have significantly strengthened its position in active safety and commercial vehicle systems, making ZF a pivotal force in the transformation of mobility.