Connected car

Connected vehicles will enhance traffic safety and efficiency et’s be quite clear about this, European road traffic safety policy is a success story! Road accident related fatalities have more than halved (2001- 2017), despite increasing traffic volumes. However, with 25,300 fatalities in 2017 a greater coordination of policy effort is needed for further significant reductions. Today’s advanced driver assistance functions have the ability to further reduce accidents by 30% in our estimation. Those functionalities include... [Lire la suite]

Traffic Models for Self-driving Connected Cars Self-driving and connected vehicles, communicating with one another (V2 V technology) and with the road infrastructure (V2I technology), are a subject of extensive research nowadays and are expected to revolutionize the automotive industry in the near future. The major goal of our work is to design a microscopic traffic simulation model for such vehicles, including a robust protocol for exchanging information. The question arises as to whether such communication system may... [Lire la suite]

Connected car platforms increasingly supporting telematics services in light vehicles Most automakers today have either kept their telematics service management in-house – like telematics service provider OnStar, which is wholly owned by GM – or else they have integrated it into their organization at a corporate level – like Volvo’s ownership stake in WirelessCar. However, the connected car market is changing rapidly, which is presenting exciting new opportunities for merchant-market connected-car platform vendors – enabling... [Lire la suite]

Trends in connected cars – at a glance We are on the verge of a new generation of mobility. Development of highly or fully automated vehicles holds the promise of extremely high travel convenience and safety for vehicle users. To allow drivers to devote their full attention to other activities while underway, the vehicle must always be able to interpret the traffic situation and predict how it will develop. Current advanced driver assistant systems (ADAS) are based on a wide variety of sensors, but in the future, communications... [Lire la suite]

AI-Based Automotive HMI Software Market to Reach $4.6 Billion Worldwide by 2025 Voice and Speech Recognition Applications Will Be the Major Driver of Growth, Followed by Driver Face Analytics, Emotion Recognition, and Gesture Recognition As vehicles grow increasingly connected and become packed with sensors, artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies have the potential to play a significant role in the human-machine interface (HMI), according to a new report from Tractica. Voice-enabled smart assistants for car controls,... [Lire la suite]

TI Automotive in India (Pune) 28-29 August 2019 NASSCOM CoE-IoT & Telematics Wire are jointly organizing the 9th edition of 'TI Automotive' on 28th – 29th August 2019 at Pune. TI Automotive is India's largest B2B / Business Networking platform for the vehicle telematics, ADAS & Autonomous vehicle industry. It will be the go-to-platform for developing partners and alliances across the country in vehicle tracking, vehicle diagnostics & maintenance, safety & security and more. It is the biggest platform for showcasing... [Lire la suite]

Market Drivers for Automotive HMI Evolution As vehicles grow increasingly connected and become packed with sensors, artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies have the potential to play a significant role in the human-machine interface (HMI). Voice-enabled smart assistants for car controls, infotainment, and more will likely become the leading HMI in the coming era of the connected car. With momentum and regulatory demand (such as Europe’s New Car Assessment Program [NCAP]) for driver and occupant monitoring, emotion... [Lire la suite]

Ford: Opportunities for OEMs to change insurance with connected cars An automaker’s connection to the customer and vehicle could give it pieces of the customer value chain beyond the vehicle purchase and financing, based on a presentation last week from Ford connectivity and emerging services global director Mike Tinskey. Tinskey told a Thursday TU-Automotive webinar on OEMs and usage-based insurance (a term which can mean using telematics to set premiums based on miles driven or driving behavior) that Ford was seeing... [Lire la suite]

Connected and Automated Vehicles Automated and connected vehicle technologies are among the most heavily researched automotive technologies. The vehicle technologies currently available are only a fraction of what is being developed for the future. The technologies for autonomous cars, connected cars, and advanced driver assistance systems overlap, below is an overview of the technologies, definitions, benefits and challenges of this emerging sector. Levels of Automation Fully automated, autonomous, or “self-driving” vehicles are... [Lire la suite]

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