“A connected car can be connected to adjacent devices via wireless networks. The advance of IoT is vital for connected automobiles. The use cases span from connected entertainment systems connecting mobile phones to Internet-connected cars with two-way communication with other cars, mobile devices, and towns.”

Technology is growing quickly and the Internet has revolutionized the manner in which individuals communicate or perform their daily jobs. That is to say, the world is 'connected' and practically everything can be found on the internet. Why don't autos do the same when all is connected via the internet? Yes, Connected Car Technology is the new technology. Connected cars in the automotive sector have become the new standard and only improvements can we expect.

The connected car is a wide-ranging Internet of Things (IoT) technology. As Safety Trends in the management of traffic, connected car technology is part of the government's drive for intelligent transport systems, and many active studies are being conducted worldwide today.

Safety via speed vehicles and vehicle-to-road communications is one of the main applications for the IoT automobile (also known as V2X). But in the automotive IoT area, several others are also working on connected car technology.

How Does Connected Vehicle Work?

Connected vehicles connect to a network to allow two directions between vehicles (cars, lorries, buses, and trains) and other vehicles, and to enable mobile devices and infrastructures to activate key communications and events. For example, in the case of urban traffic and junction security, these connections may provide vehicles equipped with connected vehicle technology with the means for continuous communication of their whereabouts and almost real-time information to trigger an automated response.

A simple, easy-to-understand explanation of the connected car government fact sheet: Cars, trucks, buses, and other vehicles can "speak" with in-vehicle and/or aftermarket equipment, which continuously shares crucial information regarding safety and movement. Wireless communication can also be used by connected vehicles to "speak" to signals, working areas, mail booths, school areas, and other infrastructure types. The conveyed vehicle information is anonymous so vehicles are not trackable and the system is safe from defects.

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Major Market Highlights:

CoSmA Solution, Honda's digital door opener, was launched by Continental. This is a smartphone-based access solution that enables Honda's owners to open or distribute the key using their smartphone with others. The My Honda+ app gives clients a remote option to unlock the automobile using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). From 2020, the new Honda e in Europe will be available.
For battery life management and monitoring of electric cars, Bosch has been developing a new cloud-connected software solution. The new link would allow enterprises to check the battery status remotely and control it by up to 20% to save battery wear and tear.
A new V2X dual-mode technology was introduced by HARMAN targeted at increasing the safety of cars. The software and hardware of this adaptable telematics system are equipped with taps into the DSRC and cellular (5G) vehicle to all networks, removing the guesswork for many security system set-ups.
Tesla cars come with powerful hardware that provides complete autopilot operation and automatic driving capabilities – through time-enhancement software updates. The autonomy of the present and new generation of cars is driven forward by Tesla's Autopilot AI team. Learn about the team and apply to assist speed up the world by driving yourself fully.

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