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Harman, American Center for Mobility announce strategic collaboration at MWC 2023

test real-world use cases of road-ready technologies, including Vehicle to Everything (V2X) enabled by roadside infrastructure and edge computing using 5G cellular to showcase ubiquitous connectivity between vehicles, people and infrastructure for enhanced safety and efficiency. ACM provides world class infrastructure to help validate complex products, including real-world testing of 5G, V2X and MEC technologies. Harman and ACM are testing vulne...

News Updated at: 2023/02/28

Veniam, US, and TomTom partner for connected vehicles

Veniam, US, and TomTom partner for connected vehicles On February 23, Veniam, the market leader in intelligent networking for connected vehicles, announced that it is combining its technology with TomTom, the geolocation technology specialist and creator of TomTom IndiGO, to deliver best-in-class connectivity for onboard applications and car manufacturers around the world. Veniam’s software and cloud services ensure that connected vehicles can ...

News Updated at: 2022/02/28

Nokia selected by Toyota Production Engineering for 5G private wireless network

selected by Toyota Production Engineering Corporation (TPEC) to deploy an industrial-grade private wireless network at its manufacturing design center in Fukuoka, Japan. TPEC uses leading-edge digital engineering technology, hardware and software to introduce new tools and processes to drive world-class vehicle manufacture. Following this contract award, TPEC will assess the use of LTE/4.9G and 5G private wireless networking across its manufactu...

News Updated at: 2020/06/23

Preh develops rear-seat climate control system for Mercedes-Benz S-class

Preh develops rear-seat climate control system for Mercedes-Benz S-class Preh GmbH, a German subsidiary of Joyson Electronic, said it has developed a rear seat climate control system for the Mercedes-Benz S-class. The high-performance control panel weighs only 200g, achieving a more than 50 percent reduction compared with previous models. Such improvements were made possible with the introduction of a light guide design and the adoption of silico...

News Updated at: 2013/08/02