Group 1 - Samsung Electronics announced that its subsidiary Harman International will acquire ZF Group's advanced driver assistance business for €1.5 billion [1] - Harman International is known for its audio products, while ZF Group is a major player in the transmission sector, making this collaboration between two seemingly unrelated industries noteworthy [3] - The acquisition will provide Harman with technologies and products such as forward-looking vehicle cameras and advanced driver assistance system controllers, allowing it to enter the advanced driver assistance systems market [5] Group 2 - Samsung estimates that the market for advanced driver assistance systems will grow from 62.6 trillion Korean won in 2025 to 97.4 trillion Korean won by 2030 [5] - The transaction is expected to be completed by 2026, a critical year as major global manufacturers plan to transition from advanced driver assistance to Level 3 autonomous driving [7] - There are concerns regarding the effectiveness of this acquisition, as both companies lack significant achievements in the driver assistance field [5][7]