Connected car

Connected Car Experiences in 2019: Exploring the Possibilities By 2020, we are expected to see more than 381 million connected cars on the road. The likes of Tesla, General Motors (GM), Toyota and BMW are already ramping up their respective connected car offerings, with the latter leading the pack — according to the 200 automotive executives surveyed by KPMG. With that in mind, 2019 should be an interesting year for the connected car landscape. Some of leading industry experts and practitioners help us take a look... [Lire la suite]

5G enables connected and driverless cars The cellular V2X technology aided by 5G networks is all set to raise the game for vehicle connectivity while it complements ADAS sensors and self-driving features   5G wireless, a global standard for mobile communications over the next decade, is making a foray into an exciting new frontier: collaboration between automotive and communication industries. The automated driving applications encompass unique connectivity requirements, and here, 5G stands out with a combination of ubiquitous... [Lire la suite]

Connected Car Connectivity Growing As Cars Get Smarter HIGHLIGHTS (3G/4G LTE) systems reached nearly 41 million by year-end 2018, an increase of 22% year over year The auto industry must innovate around the technology for mass-market adoption The total installed base for new vehicles with in-vehicle infotainment, or IVI, systems is expected to grow 30% in 2019 Cars with 5G wireless technology are in the testing phase, and with low latency and faster downloading speeds, the connected car could be one of the biggest beneficiaries... [Lire la suite]

Trends in car Human-Machine Interface (HMI)  Connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) vehicles are broad topics that define the future of the car. However, their success depends on the successful relationship between man and machine remaining intact despite increasing technological sophistication. READ MORE: Trends in car Human-Machine Interface (HMI) – Part 1 Being connected The human-machine interface (HMI) is key to ensuring that the ever-advancing technology can be understood and operated by anyone who... [Lire la suite]

Connected Car Insurance Future Trends Insurers Must Accommodate Emerging Data Sources in the Global Telematics and Connected Car Insurance Market There’s no denying that connected car insurance and automotive telematics have taken the world — and especially the highly competitive automotive insurance industry — by storm. But there’s one thing that many insurers are failing to consider in their quest to satisfy customers’ demands for connected car insurance/UBI (expected to grow over 140 million subscribers globally by... [Lire la suite]

Connectivity, cars, and the road to monetisation Back in April, the automotive industry found itself divided over prospective plans to standardise connectivity for cars. The European Commission proposed plans for a Wi-Fi-based standard, which was backed by automotive manufacturers like Renault and Toyota. Others, such as Daimler and Ford, as well as telecoms players like Ericsson, Samsung and Deutsche Telekom, favoured the adoption of 5G to support the connected car ecosystem. We’ve long championed the critical role of mobile in... [Lire la suite]

DEEP LEARNING COURSES AT MASTER LEVEL BY NEXYAD MEMBER OF MOVEO GROUPEMENT ADAS : TEACHING CHAIR WITH INSA ROUEN NEXYAD CEO TEACHING DEEP LEARNING TO MASTER STUDENT OFNORMANDY ENGINEERING SCHOOL INSA ROUEN INSA ROUEN and MOVEO GROUPEMENT ADAS created a teaching chair on intelligent vehicles (ADAS, Autonomous Driving, connected vehicle, ...). Last week, it was all about deep learning applied to real world applications : . concepts . how to build NN architecture ? . how to build learning database and validation database ? .... [Lire la suite]

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]