Presented By:
Pradeep Singh
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• MirrorLink Introduction
• Beginnings
• Elements of MirrorLink
• Global Standard (CCC)
• Implementation of MirrorLink
• Advantages
• Challenges
• References
CONTENTS
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• It is an integration between a smart phone and a
car's infotainment system.
• MirrorLink transforms smart phones application
into automotive application platforms.
• MirrorLink utilizes non-proprietary technologies
such as USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Real-Time
Protocol(RTP, for audio).
• MirrorLink uses Virtual Network Computing
(VNC) protocol to display the user interface of the
Smartphone applications.
Mirror Link Introduction
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BEGINNINGS
 Mirror Link was started out as a research project.
 Researcher Jorg Brakensiek & Bernd Steinke from
Nokia Research Centre in Palo Alto, US, took results from
the project “No Bounds” and applied them to the
automotive domain.
 Collaboration between Nokia and CE4A started and
original Terminal Mode concept has been created.
 A first car integration was shown at Geneva Auto Show
in March 2010, using a Nokia N97 prototype.
 The collaboration between Nokia and CE4A on Terminal
Mode led to the formation of the Car Connectivity
Consortium.
 On 12 September 2011, Terminal Mode was renamed as
MirrorLink.
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ELEMENTS OF MIRRORLINK
 Smart phone Application
 MirrorLink Common API
 MirrorLink Server (Phone)
 MirrorLink
 MirrorLink Client(Head Unit)
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GLOBAL STANDARD(CCC)
 Car Connectivity Consortium, made up of various
auto and electronic manufacturers.
 An industry standard for certifying apps and devices.
 Its aim is at developing open standards operations.
 A unique element of MirrorLink is its ability to show
the Smartphone interface.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF
MIRRORLINK
 MirrorLink currently works with Symbian phones (for
Nokia, Samsung Galaxy series (on Android Lollipop
(5.0)), and Sony Xperia Z series Android phones.
 Phone maker Motorola and audio head unit maker
Alpine are also members of the group supporting
MirrorLink.
 In India Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, SCross Ertiga and Baleno
hatchback car models also have infotainment system
with MirrorLink feature.
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Advantages
 As phone upgrades no need to upgrade your head unit.
 It makes continue delivering mobile services to
Subscribers.
 It makes driving safer and enjoyable .
 Easy to use and glance .
 Sensible alternative of Smartphone use while driving.
 It is open standard.
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Challenges
 MirrorLink doesn’t work on iOS system.
 It doesn’t support video streaming.
 It runs on selected head units(Cars).
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REFRENCES
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MirrorLink
 www.mirrorlink.com(Official Website)
 http://carconnectivity.org
 www.mvnodynamics.com
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PRESENTATION ON MIRROR LINK

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    • MirrorLink Introduction •Beginnings • Elements of MirrorLink • Global Standard (CCC) • Implementation of MirrorLink • Advantages • Challenges • References CONTENTS 3
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    • It isan integration between a smart phone and a car's infotainment system. • MirrorLink transforms smart phones application into automotive application platforms. • MirrorLink utilizes non-proprietary technologies such as USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Real-Time Protocol(RTP, for audio). • MirrorLink uses Virtual Network Computing (VNC) protocol to display the user interface of the Smartphone applications. Mirror Link Introduction 4
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    BEGINNINGS  Mirror Linkwas started out as a research project.  Researcher Jorg Brakensiek & Bernd Steinke from Nokia Research Centre in Palo Alto, US, took results from the project “No Bounds” and applied them to the automotive domain.  Collaboration between Nokia and CE4A started and original Terminal Mode concept has been created.  A first car integration was shown at Geneva Auto Show in March 2010, using a Nokia N97 prototype.  The collaboration between Nokia and CE4A on Terminal Mode led to the formation of the Car Connectivity Consortium.  On 12 September 2011, Terminal Mode was renamed as MirrorLink. 5
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    ELEMENTS OF MIRRORLINK Smart phone Application  MirrorLink Common API  MirrorLink Server (Phone)  MirrorLink  MirrorLink Client(Head Unit) 6
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    GLOBAL STANDARD(CCC)  CarConnectivity Consortium, made up of various auto and electronic manufacturers.  An industry standard for certifying apps and devices.  Its aim is at developing open standards operations.  A unique element of MirrorLink is its ability to show the Smartphone interface. 7
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    IMPLEMENTATION OF MIRRORLINK  MirrorLinkcurrently works with Symbian phones (for Nokia, Samsung Galaxy series (on Android Lollipop (5.0)), and Sony Xperia Z series Android phones.  Phone maker Motorola and audio head unit maker Alpine are also members of the group supporting MirrorLink.  In India Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, SCross Ertiga and Baleno hatchback car models also have infotainment system with MirrorLink feature. 8
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    Advantages  As phoneupgrades no need to upgrade your head unit.  It makes continue delivering mobile services to Subscribers.  It makes driving safer and enjoyable .  Easy to use and glance .  Sensible alternative of Smartphone use while driving.  It is open standard. 9
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    Challenges  MirrorLink doesn’twork on iOS system.  It doesn’t support video streaming.  It runs on selected head units(Cars). 10
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    REFRENCES  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MirrorLink  www.mirrorlink.com(OfficialWebsite)  http://carconnectivity.org  www.mvnodynamics.com 11
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