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Several tech innovators and automakers are leading the way in bringing cellular vehicle-to-everything technology to the next generation of cars, with the goal of reducing fatalities among all road users.
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Stellantis will use next-generation Snapdragon digital platforms to power in-vehicle communication and infotainment systems for its STLA Smart Cockpit software architecture.
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Qualcomm will supply a key computing chip for the digital dashboard in a new Renault electric vehicle (EV) Megane E-TECH Electric.
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The pilot between Audi, the Virginia Department of Transportation, Virginia Tech and Qualcomm will allow Audi Q8 SUVs in northern Virginia to receive information on highway work and traffic signals.
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Testing in the San Diego area will evaluate the potential of cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) communications in future vehicles.
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Daimler and Qualcomm Technologies hope to develop technology that enables wireless charging of battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, as well as wireless charging of mobile phones in cars.
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The use of wireless charging is moving from toothbrushes and mobile phones to vehicles. How does a fleet lose the cord and plug and go wireless?
Read More →KISSIMMEE, FL - Sylectus announced its new collaboration with MacroPoint to provide Sylectus customers with an intuitive fleet tracking solution that helps companies increase efficiency and reduce costs.
Read More →LONDON, ENGLAND – Wireless-technology company Qualcomm Inc. announced plans for a wireless electric vehicle charging trial in London. Qualcomm is collaborating with the United Kingdom government, as well as the London mayor’s office and Transport for London (TfL) on the project.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN – A new report from the Sweden-based telecom industry analysis company Berg Insight found that the in-vehicle installed base of fleet management systems will reach a total of 3.8M by 2015 in North America.
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