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4. • Connected Car: In layman terms, when interconnecting capable devices (part
of a car/ vehicle), talk (connect) with each other within the vehicle/ with other
such devices in other vehicles/ and or home, office or any such infrastructure
using networks and services.
Majorly Two Kind of Systems:
• A device or an app on smartphone/ tablet playing music/ audio, podcasts,
radio, internet or guiding the navigation through a built-in GPS navigation
system
• On Board Diagnostics, an inbuilt system in the Car/ Vehicle for automotive
system diagnosis to gauge oil/ air pressure in tyre, engine diagnostics and to
help with certain breakdowns
• Aided with Bluetooth, WIFI Hotspots, SMS/ USSD Alerts (Push Notifications)

5. • Car phones were introduced in 1946
• Cruise Control for fuel efficiency benefits were introduced in 1958
• Airbag, a safety norm in today’s vehicles, was introduced in 1973
• General Motors introduced OnStar, a telematics system in 1990, to allow
drivers for calling in a roadside assistance from their vehicle
• On Board Diagnostics (OBD)was introduced by AutoScout24 in 1996 to reduce
smog (California, USA)
• GPS joined the dashboard in 2000
• Bluetooth made an appearance in 2001
• Collision avoidance systems were introduced in 2003
• In 2008, On Board WIFI made inroad
• 2015 we saw 4G LTE and connected cars hardware norms
Source:
1-4, 6-10 VERGE:
http://www.theverge.com/sponsored/9104175/onstar-the-evolution-of-automobile-technology-infographic
5, AutoScout24 official website: autoscout24.com

6. fought for justice with the help of , an artificially intelligent Pontiac
Firebird, which could even drive itself, in 1980’s hit tele-serial
The pair use to talk with each other, with KITT sensing and reacting to
nearby objects, navigating and looking up information about Knight's
immediate surroundings and deadly adversaries
Thirty years on, many of those fictional features are becoming reality

8. • Interesting progress is being seen in car connectivity:
– Apple launched CarPlay in March 2014, enables the display and functionality of the
iPhone (5+) on to the dashboard. It has been adopted by General Motors as their
communication system of choice. Volvo is enabling it in XC90 SUV.
– Google came up with Android Auto in June 2014, a system for Android smartphone
similar to CarPlay that uses voice commands and steering wheel buttons.

9. – Abalta came up with HTML5 based WEBLINK system which is cheaper for
automakers to deploy and considerably easier for app developers to design
– Blackberry went one step ahead with QNX as an OS for the backend to run
connected car systems with safety certification
– Ansible Motion, came up with Driver in the Loop (DIL) simulation, which is helping
in vehicle usage improvement such as ride and handling, steering, and powertrain.
It is now been considered a powerful tool for both vehicle and component
development as it has driver’s feedback, which gives more subjective information
– Google became technological leader in self-driving cars. ADAS (Advanced Driving
Assistance System) in the run up to adoption of autonomous vehicles, came up
with adaptive cruise control and automated braking which are gaining significance

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11. Uses:
Remote controlled opening/ driving
Stolen vehicle recovery
Assisted and Intelligent parking
Uses:
Self-diagnosis
Fuel efficiency analysis
Data sharing with workshop
Uses:
Pay-as-you-drive (PAYD) for Car Insurance
Pay-how-you-drive (PHYD) for Health
Insurance
Leasing/ Financing rate based on driving
behaviour
Remote Telematics
Diagnosis
Insurance

12. Uses:
WLAN/ Internet
Location-based guidance
Radio/ TV with Personal Music playlist
synching
Uses:
Car Sharing/ Pooling
Prevention of accidents/ Emergency Calls
Warning of wrong-way or accident prone
zone
Uses:
Real time traffic information
Route planning
Payment of tolls through NFC/ Mobile
In-Car Entertainment + Information
Care on the Go
Navigation
A dynamic road-tolling
system for lorries of 12
tonnes or over is
operational since late
2004 in Germany.
It uses a combination of
satellite positioning,
roadside sensors and a
mobile-phone data
connection to work out
how much to charge
each user.

13. Smart / Connected car will not only detect pedestrians in real-time
but here are some business predictions:
– Statista predicts, the Connected Cars sales across the globe will reach 160 million
vehicles by 2020
– It also sees 40% revenue increase for UK connected car market in 2016 with
concentration on intelligence maintenance and diagnosis of cars and drivers, this
segment saw growth of 200% in 2015
– Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) believe that 3 in 4 cars shipped in 2020 will come with
integrated connectivity
– Microsoft has tested Via Cortana, the intelligent voice control upgrade of Cortana in
Windows 10, now drivers will be able to write/ read, send emails, create a meeting
schedule and make phone calls etc.
– Privacy and Security parameters will be big issue as Connected Car Cloud is being
proposed esp., when Connected Car software maker Vinli, offers to connect Car to
owner’s Homes
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14. • Kid image has been sourced from Pixabay under Creative
Commons CC0 [CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0]
• Connect Car reference from
– http://www.autoconnectedcar.com
– https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connected_car
– Future Insights from McKinsey
http://www.mckinsey.com/industries/automotive-and-assembly/our-
insights/whats-driving-the-connected-car