Bosch Turns The Connected Car Into A Personal Assistant At re:publica 2016
Presenting a vision of what the interiors of future vehicles could possibly look like, Bosch recently exhibited a new show car at re:publica 2016.
Toyota Helps Turn Ann Arbor Into World’s Largest Connected Car Proving Ground
In partnership with the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, Toyota has established the Ann Arbor Connected Vehicle Test Environment, one of the world’s largest operational real-world deployments of connected vehicles and infrastructure.
ASA Participates In Connected Car Panel At AASA Vision Conference
ASA Chairman Donny Seyfer represented the association at the event. Following the panel, Seyfer said, “Emerging vehicle technologies continue to generate a high level of interest from industry leaders and policymakers alike. I’m encouraged by the cooperation exemplified during today’s discussion and look forward to continuing to work with these organizations in the future.”
Global Auto Execs Now Embracing Autonomous And Connected Car Technologies, According To KPMG Study
In the study, 38 percent of global auto execs said autonomous vehicles are an extremely important trend in the industry, up from just 3 percent last year. Similarly, 50 percent said connected car technology is extremely important, compared with just 8 percent last year.
GENIVI Alliance Brings Connected Car Technologies To Las Vegas
For the fifth consecutive year, GENIVI will welcome automotive stakeholders from around the world to its GENIVI CES 2016 Demonstration Showcase at the Trump International Hotel on Jan. 6-7. More than 25 member companies will display GENIVI technologies in commercial products from leading in-vehicle infotainment suppliers.
Bosch Offers Hardware, Software And Service Solutions For The Connected Car
“Connectivity is clearly revolutionizing the way we drive,” said Dr. Dirk Hoheisel, the Bosch board of management member who is responsible for this area. “Bosch delivers the necessary hardware and software, and is developing a range of attractive services.”
AAPEXedu To Spotlight Telematics And The Connected Car
The 2015 AAPEXedu program will offer a session that takes an up-close look at the emerging role of telematics as a revenue generator for independent auto repair shops, the challenges the aftermarket faces with “direct to vehicle owner” OE communications and many other issues related to autonomous vehicles and connected cars.
US House Subcommittee Holds Hearing On Connected Cars
Subcommittee members express optimism about the benefits of V2V technologies, but remain wary of potential threats from hacking, connectivity lapses and modified driver behavior.
Connected Cars To Represent 20 Percent Of The Global Car Market By 2019
According to the study, the U.S. remains the leading geographical region for machine-to-machine technology, ahead of Western Europe. China is becoming increasingly important as initiatives by the country’s major carriers begin to take shape.
Daimler, Qualcomm Collaborate On Connected Car Technologies
In the first phase of the collaboration, the companies will focus on transforming future vehicles with mobile technologies that enhance in-car experiences and vehicle performance such as 3G/4G connectivity, wireless charging technology for in-vehicle use and implementation of the Qualcomm Halo Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging (WEVC) technology.
