This document discusses Intel's efforts to accelerate innovation in the automotive industry through integrated in-vehicle solutions, alliances, investments, and research. It outlines Intel's strategy to move from today's connected cars to autonomous vehicles through simplified product integration and pre-validated solutions that can reduce development time and costs. It also highlights some of Intel's automotive partners and investments in companies working on technologies like autonomous driving platforms and sensors.

1. IOTG
Intel Puts Automotive Innovation into
High Gear
Masaaki Kinoshita
Executive Officer, Director
Automotive Solution Group
Intel K.K.
May 30, 2014

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3. The Connected car to
the Autonomous car
ANTICIPATES
DESIRES
UNDERSTANDS
CONVERSATION
KNOWS
YOU
All of This Safely

4. Technology Innovation for the Auto Industry
Connected Car to
Autonomous Car
Products
Alliances
& Investments
Research

5. Announcing
Intel® In-Vehicle Solutions
IOTG

6. Solutions for the Connected Car
Integrated and pre-validated
Intel® In-Vehicle Solutions Platform
+ =
Compute
Modules
Software
Foundation
Application
Ready Platform
Essential Features
Basic Connectivity Multimedia
Entertainment Package
Advanced Premium

7. Delivering in-vehicle innovation in less time, at less cost*
Simplifies integration
Traditional Model
Slow and Expensive
Innovation
Time to Market
Integrated Model
Fast and Simple
Innovation
Time to Market
SimpleIntegration
Complex
Integration
Wi-Fi
Gesture
Recognition
HMI
Multizone
audio
Navigation
* Compared to traditional development models

8. Value of Intel’s Pre-Integrated Platform
BSP
Hardware
Middleware
Validation / Testing
Optimization
~12 MONTHS
Development Time*
~50%
Cost Reduction*
Customers agree
The Intel® In-Vehicle Solutions Compute Module
enabled one of Intel’s automotive Tier 1
suppliers to bring up two boards simultaneously
within one week – a process that can normally
take up to six months.
*Preliminary interviews by Intel with industry experts and customers suggest that Intel® In-Vehicle Solutions technology may save approximately 1 year
or more in IVI system development time and reduce costs as much as 50%. Nothing in this document should be interpreted as either a promise of or
contract for a given level of cost.

9. It starts with convenience and ends with safety
The Road to Autonomous Driving
Compute (DMIPS)
System
Functionality
10,000100 100,000 1,000,001,000
32-bit MCU
Self-Driving
Safe Driving
Electro-
mechanical Safety
Air bags
Electronic Stability
Control
ABS
In-Vehicle
Infotainment
Development
Integration
Inform
Lane departure
Blind spot
Parking assist
Assist
Adaptive cruise control
Emergency braking
Lane keeping
Assume
Self-driving
Silicon performance requirements
increase with system functionality
Numbers are for illustrative purposes only
and do not represent actual measurements

10. Supply Chain Collaboration
Announcements
The supply chain is changing as a direct result of consumer demand
for the latest technology in their cars
IOTG

11. Automotive supply chain
must change to meet
consumer demands and
ensure automakers
can keep pace

12. Alliances and Investments
Manufacturers
Intel Capital Portfolio Companies
Ecosystem Partners

13. Intel and Connected Car Fund Investments
Developer of autonomous driving platform and vehicles
connected with various sensors, radars and cameras
“The company is engaged in research and
development with the aim of making driving
safe, enjoyable and convenient for all members
of society via fully autonomous cars,”
Hisashi Taniguchi, CEO of ZMP Inc.

14. Automotive Research
Announcements
Understanding the consumer point of view
IOTG

15. Driving the Future
Automotive Research from Intel
Anthropology to User Experience to Underlying Technologies
Secure My
Connected Car
Personal Vehicle
Experience

16. Bringing Technology Innovation to the Auto Industry
Connected Car to
Autonomous Car
Products
Alliances
& Investments
Research