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U.S. Direct-to-Device Connectivity Market to Grow at 23.11% CAGR by 2032; MarkNtel Advisors Examines Satellite Coverage Expansion and NTN Integration
MarkNtel Advisors has published an intelligence research study on the U.S. Direct-to-Device Connectivity Market, presenting an in-depth evaluation of connectivity demand, satellite infrastructure, service commercialization, regulatory developments, device compatibility, competitive positioning, application requirements, and future industry prospects.
IoT In Automotive Market Surges to USD 110 Billion by 2033, Propelled by 12.5% CAGR
The IoT in Automotive Market is experiencing rapid expansion driven by rising demand for connected vehicles, advanced telematics, and smart mobility solutions. Automotive manufacturers are leveraging IoT integration to enhance vehicle safety, predictive maintenance, fleet management, and in-vehicle infotainment. , Sept.
Kapsch TrafficCom reports GNSS viability for large-scale tolling
EQS-Media / 28.11.2024 / 02:00 CET/CEST 7. Norwegian Proof of Concept conducted successfully 8. Millions of kilometers of trips processed 9. System scalability makes it viable for nationwide deployment New Delhi, India, November 28, 2024 – Kapsch TrafficCom reports findings of Road User Charging (RUC) Proof of Concept (PoC) in Oslo, Norway.
U.S. To Investigate National Security Threat Posed By Connected Vehicles
The U.S. Government has announced it is to investigate the potential risks to national security that may arise from connected vehicles that use technology that comes from ‘countries of concern’. “Most cars these days are “connected” – they are like smart phones on wheels. These cars are connected to our phones, to navigation systems, to critical infrastructure, and to the companies that made them,” said President Biden in a statement.
DIGITAL ISSUES • EE WORLD
Engineering a green mindset and sustainable future Growing up in the pre-2000s era with a power electronics engineer for a father, my family’s first introduction to power and energy efficiency efforts was primarily analog.
University of Surrey expert believes the UK can shape the future of 6G
The UK has the expertise to take a leading role in shaping international standards for 6G to fully benefit from its transformative potential, according to the head of the University of Surrey’s 5G/6G Innovation Centre – one of Europe’s largest telecommunications research hubs. Scientists from Surrey are involved in setting the standards for how 6G technology could sense the physical environment and ambient information – leading to smarter services and more efficient network management.
CCAV awards over £28m to 13 cutting-edge connected and automated mobility projects
The UK’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) has announced the 13 projects that will receive funding as part of its Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility: Supply Chain competition (CCAMSC), which seeks to improve the safety and security of self-driving vehicles and accelerate their rollout.
AUDIO: Can you have too many connected vehicles?
Received wisdom suggests that the more connected vehicles are on our roads ‘talking’ to each other, the more efficient traffic will become. But, modeling carried out by Jeff Shelton at Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) suggests that there may in fact be an optimum level for connectivity, beyond which the benefits may diminish.
IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS: The fourth, 'white' traffic light concept
The idea of a fourth, white traffic light to help manage roads with a mixture of CAVs and manually driven vehicles hit the headlines earlier this year. But what is the traffic management thinking behind this concept? And can anything be learned from the idea, even if it never reaches full adoption? We speak to the academics behind the concept to get the full story.
New cooperative infrastructure (CITS) features added to London’s SMLL testbed
SMLL, Transport Research Laboratory’s (TRL) London testbed, has announced the addition of new cooperative infrastructure (CITS) features to its testbed, as used in the successful ServCity robotaxi CAV project.
Bridgestone to offer new road-condition connected vehicle services
Bridgestone Mobility Solutions has announced the launch of Bridgestone Road Conditions to help cities and municipalities, road authorities, map providers and commercial fleet owners better understand the state and quality of roads.
CES 2023: Here Technologies launches connected-vehicle Road Alerts service
At CES 2023 in Last Vegas this week (January 5-8) Here Technologies is launching its new Road Alerts service, which fuses rich vehicle sensor data from millions of cars on the road with traffic incident data to provide real-time hazard warnings to drivers for optimal safety assistance.
Derq wins V2X Company of the Year Award | Traffic Technology Today
Derq has announced that it has won the ‘Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Company of the Year’ award in Tech Breakthrough’s 3rd annual AutoTech Breakthrough Awards. Since 2020, the AutoTech Breakthrough Awards have recognized the ‘breakthrough’ companies, products, and services that have demonstrated its use across the many sectors of transportation to work more efficiently and react to real-time changes and conditions.
SMLL invites CAM community to apply for research and technology funding
The London-based Smart Mobility Living Lab (SMLL) is recommending organizations invested in the connected and automated mobility (CAM) sector apply for a £15,000 (US$17,000) Research and Technology Organization (RTO) grant for 100% of eligible costs. The funds are provided by the UK’s innovation agency Innovate UK as part of its Innovate Edge RTO Scheme, which TRL participates in and is offering up its testbed as part of the investment opportunity.
Vodafone developing centimetre-accurate vehicle positioning system
Vodafone and Topcon Positioning Group are developing a new mass-market precise positioning system that will locate Internet of Things (IoT) devices, machinery, and vehicles with a greater degree of accuracy than using only individual global navigation satellites systems (GNSS).
Florida DOT picks Kyra Solutions for roadside unit health monitoring
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) awarded Kyra Solutions, Inc. its Statewide Roadside Unit Health Monitoring System contract. Kyra’s IntelliConnect Device Health Monitoring system will enable FDOT to monitor real-time health and status of road side units (RSU’s) used for V2X. This includes interfacing with security credential management system (SCMS), detecting anomalies, alerting stakeholders, and providing analytics.
Big Data Analytics in Automotive Market | Industry Growth and Forecast Analysis Report Till 2028
This recent study of the Big Data Analytics in Automotive market contains a thorough evaluation of this industry vertical. According to the report, the market will r
Virginia DOT selects Iteris for CAV technology initiative
Iteris Inc has secured a sub-contract from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) to provide connected and automated vehicle (CAV) related planning services. The project supports VDOT’s initiative to keep pace with advancements in CAV technologies. The goal is to ensure an efficient transition to future transportation systems management and operations.
Granite River Labs extends European test lab’s capabilities with Rohde & Schwarz technology
Granite River Labs (GRL) has added the R&S ZNB20 vector network analyzer (VNA) from Rohde & Schwarz to the test equipment resources at its recently opened state-of-the-art high-speed digital compliance test laboratory in Karlsruhe, Germany, With the R&S ZNB20, which complements the previously acquired R&S RTP164 high-performance oscilloscope, the GRL test lab’s range of industry services is being extended to VNA-based measurements for verification, debugging and compliance tests of cable...
Autotalks unveils world’s first V2X chipsets which support 5G-V2X for collision avoidance
Autotalks is unveiling its breakthrough third generation chipsets, TEKTON3 and SECTON3, designed to support all upcoming V2X (vehicle-to-everything) requirements. The company says that the new devices are the first in the world which support 5G-V2X for Day 2 scenarios.
Zenzic launches third CAM scale-up programme in the UK
Zenzic, the UK organisation for connected and automated mobility (CAM) development, is launching the third year of its CAM Scale-Up Programme, which offers selected start-ups and SMEs an opportunity to verify their innovative CAM solutions at pace. This follows the recent UK government announcement of a £40 million investment in the sector, which it believes will be worth £42 billion to the UK economy by 2035 and create 38,000 new skilled jobs.
CAICV Presents Establishment Meeting of the International Original
Beijing, China, June 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In recent years, organizations and governments from China, Europe, Japan, US, and other countries and regions have released diverse ICV roadmaps, playing an important role in driving industry consensus, supporting policies and regulations, promoting industrial development, and boosting collaborative innovation.
California OKs $1.4 Billion Plan For Car Chargers, Hydrogen Refueling
The CEC said the plan, approved on Monday, will support California Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order phasing out the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger vehicles by 2035. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 07:40 PM IST The California Energy Commission (CEC) has approved a three-year $1.4 billion plan to help California achieve its electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling goals.
Uber Introduces Revamped Shared Rides Offer In The U.S
Passengers booking a shared ride can now earn additional discounts in Uber credit, not cash, if another rider joins their trip. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 07:46 PM IST Uber Technologies Inc on Tuesday said it was resuming shared rides, which were scrapped during the pandemic, detailing a revamped offer aimed at reducing the previously high losses in the pooled rides segment.
Battery Swap Startup Ample Hits Unicorn Status With New Funding Round
The latest funding comes on the heels of a $160 million round in August that boosted the companys valuation to $890 million, according to investor website PitchBook. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 06:57 PM IST View Photos Ample is now valued at more than $1 billion, according to a source familiar with the financing. Ample, the San Francisco startup focused on electric vehicle battery swapping, has raised another $50 million, the company said on Wednesday, in a round led by Blackstone.
EV Maker Bedeo Acquires Protean From Evergrande's Auto Unit
Bedeo is buying Protean from National Electric Vehicle Sweden, a unit of Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group.a By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 06:51 PM IST View Photos Evergrande bought Protean, that produces in-wheel motors, in 2019. UK-based e-mobility firm Bedeo said on Thursday it has acquired Protean Electric from China Evergrande Group's automotive unit. Bedeo is buying Protean from National Electric Vehicle Sweden, a unit of Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group.
Foxconn Finalizes $50 Million Stock Deal With Lordstown Motors
Foxconn has bought stock worth $50 million from the U.S. electric vehicle maker, finalizing an equity investment announced in September. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 07:00 PM IST View Photos Foxconn acquired the shares at $6.8983 apiece, Lordstown said. Lordstown Motors Corp said on Wednesday that Taiwan's Foxconn has bought stock worth $50 million from the U.S. electric vehicle maker, finalizing an equity investment announced in September.
Hertz In Talks With Tesla For EV Delivery Timeline
Tesla boss Elon Musk took to Twitter on Monday to say that his company had not signed a contract with Hertz, spurring a brief halt in Tesla's stock rally.
NXP Forecasts Sales Growth Driven By Connected Vehicles
NXP Chief Executive Kurt Sievers said the company intended to focus on key areas where more chips are going into cars and where NXP believes it can hold a market position at least twice that of any competitor. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 07:02 PM IST View Photos Chief Executive Kurt Sieverssaid the company believes radar chips could hit $1 billion in sales by 2024.
South Korea's SK On To Invest $2.5 Billion To Build New EV Battery Factory In China
The company had said in September it planned to build a new battery factory in China with an initial investment of 1.2 trillion won ($1.01 billion). By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 06:38 PM IST The battery unit of South Korea's SK Innovation Co Ltd plans to invest $2.53 billion to build a new electric vehicle (EV) battery factory in China, China's local government backed Yancheng News reported on Thursday.
Waymo, UPS Expand Autonomous Freight Truck Tie-Up Ahead Of Holidays
The company said trial runs would start in the coming weeks, where big rigs equipped with its fifth-generation Waymo Driver technology will deliver for UPS' North American Air Freight unit between facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, Texas.
Oil Dips, Focus On OPEC+ Response To U.S.-Led Oil Release
OPEC expects the U.S. release to swell a surplus in oil markets by 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd), a source from the group said.
China Evergrande EV Unit To Raise $347 Million From Share Sale To Fund Production
China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Ltd will issue about 900 million shares at HK$3 apiece through a top-up placement to controlling shareholder Evergrande Health Industry Holdings Ltd, after striking a similar deal with it last week.
Australia Bumps Up Investment In EV Chargers, Shuns Sales Targets
The additional investment, which adds to an existing A$72 million commitment and will be spent by the end of June 2025, will also aid purchases of electric cars and buses for government and business fleets. By Reuters | Published: 30-Mar-22 06:45 PM IST View Photos The EV Council said the national plan should have at least included fuel efficiency standards.
TRL develops roadmap to enable remote operation of CAVs by 2035
TRL has developed a roadmap to enable the remote operation of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) by 2035 as the final piece of the Project Endeavour programme. The aim is to provide a pathway to allow the removal of the Safety Driver and Test Assistant roles from an automated vehicle (AV) for remotely operated on-highway operations in the UK.
NXP Forecasts Sales Growth Driven By Connected Vehicles
NXP Chief Executive Kurt Sievers said the company intended to focus on key areas where more chips are going into cars and where NXP believes it can hold a market position at least twice that of any competitor. By Reuters | Published: 28-Nov-21 11:38 AM IST 0 Views View Photos Chief Executive Kurt Sieverssaid the company believes radar chips could hit $1 billion in sales by 2024.
Kawasaki To Unveil Three New Electric Motorcycles In 2022
Kawasaki Motors President and CEO Hiroshi Ito announced that the Japanese brand will introduce three electric motorcycles. By carandbike Team | Published: 26-Nov-21 12:12 PM IST 0 Views Kawasaki Motors President and CEO Hiroshi Ito has announced that the Japanese brand will introduce not one, but three new electric models in 2022.
EXCLUSIVE: How R2D2 is inspiring sidewalk-robot safety
Cities around the world are beginning to see pedestrian areas populated by a new form of automated vehicle – the sidewalk robot, used for last-mile delivery of small goods. Now transportation consultant Bern Grush is calling for the industry to focus on standards to ensure this new transportation technology is rolled out safely and efficiently.
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Quectel announces 2nd gen of 5G NR modules compliant with 3GPP R16 standard SHANGHAI, Feb. 10, 2021/PRNewswire-AsiaNet/-- Quectel Wireless Solutions, the leading global supplier of Internet of Things (IoT) modules, today announced the release of second generation 5G new radio (NR) modules that comply with the 3GPP Release 16 standards. The release includes the sub-6GHz modules Rx520F and the Rx520N series as well as the RM530x series of mmWave modules.
London's CAV testbed becomes first in UK to open to business customers
London’s CAV testbed – The Smart Mobility Living Lab (SMLL) – has become the UK’s first Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) testbed to fully open its doors to customers. Designed to accelerate the commercialisation of market-ready future transport and mobility solutions, SMLL is the place to go for advanced real-world CAV and new mobility testing.
EXCLUSIVE FEATURE: Michigan wants to build the road of the future. Here’s why it matters
Trevor Pawl, chief mobility officer for the state of Michigan, gives details of plans for 40-miles of dedicated CAV corridor running between Detroit and Ann Arbor. The term mobility is defined as the ability for people and goods to move freely and easily. It is also an ever-evolving industry in Michigan, with new technologies, players and solutions being created daily.
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UK connected car project aims to halt motorway pileups for good
A new project funded by Innovate UK and the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) aims to halt motorway pileups. The project is called Multi-Car Collision Avoidance (MuCCA) and is being led by a consortium including Applus Idiada, Cranfield University, Westfield Sports Cars, Cosworth, SBD Automotive, and Connected Places Catapult.
Anthony Levandowski admits stealing Google's self-driving car secrets
A former Google engineer has admitted stealing trade secrets relating to the company's self-driving car work. Anthony Levandowski was accused of downloading thousands of proprietary files from Google in 2015 prior to leaving the company. One of the files downloaded by Levandowski to his personal laptop was called 'Chauffeur TL weekly updates – Q4 2015,' and featured details about Google's self-driving program.
USDOT funds Pennsylvanian self-driving systems in work zones trial
In what will be the first project of its type in the USA, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has been awarded an US$8.4m grant from the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) to test the safe integration of automated driving systems (ADS) into highway work zones. According to the most recent PennDOT data, the number of work zone crashes in the state has steadily increased over the last decade, reaching 2,075 in 2016.
Georgia to trial Panasonic’s V2X platform along ‘The Ray’ I-85 testbed
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has announced a joint project with Panasonic to test a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) data ecosystem along its real-world proving ground on Interstate 85 to provide a proof of concept for potential state-wide deployment.
Inrix and SharedStreets to standardize road data for automated vehicles
One of the leaders in connected car services and transportation analytics, Inrix, has announced its plan to work with the non-profit Open Transport Partnership’s SharedStreets project to create a first-of-its-kind global transportation data standard for improved urban mobility. Currently, street-level data standards used by private companies and public agencies are incompatible.
Metova announces the results of a survey on the consumers’ sentiment regarding connected cars
By Telematics NewsPublished: 03 July 2018Posted in: Connected Services, Connected Vehicles, Study Metova, a provider of mobile, connected car, connected home and IoT Solutions, announced the results of a survey revealing the sentiment of consumers regarding “the connected car.” Of note, over half of respondents own a car that connects to the internet – either direct or via phone, while two-thirds would switch to a different entertainment service if that service is readily available in their...
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General Info 2006 Privately Held 250 - 500 Veracode is an independent provider of cloud-based application intelligence and security verification services. The Veracode platform provides a comprehensive solution to improve the security of internally developed, purchased or outsourced software applications and third-party components. Founded in 2006.
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