Connected Mobility

How Edge Computing is Transforming Connected Mobility

Edge computing is revolutionizing the connected mobility industry by enabling real-time insights, enhanced safety features, traffic optimization, and predictive maintenance. It empowers advanced driver assistance systems, enhances autonomous vehicle operation, optimizes traffic flow, and reduces maintenance costs. Real-world examples include Volvo’s safety features, GM’s OnStar service, and Cisco’s traffic optimization in cities.

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What is Predictive Maintenance?

Mobility Glossary: What is Predictive Maintenance? Predictive Maintenance, often referred to as PdM, is a data-driven maintenance strategy that uses historical performance data, sensor readings, and machine learning algorithms to anticipate when equipment is likely to fail. By continuously monitoring the condition of machinery and analyzing patterns, organizations can predict potential issues and schedule maintenance

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V2X Communication: New Heights Reached in Connected Mobility in 2023

In 2023, V2X communication advanced significantly, with expanded infrastructure deployment, improved interoperability, enhanced vehicle functionality, and increased adoption in autonomous vehicles. This technology promises enhanced road safety, improved traffic efficiency, and personalized mobility experiences. Real-world examples include deployments in Gothenburg, California, and the European Union. To fully realize its potential, widespread adoption, enhanced security, and regulatory harmonization are crucial.

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Fleet Management in 2024: Navigating the Evolving Landscape

Fleet management in 2024 is evolving rapidly, presenting new challenges and opportunities. Key trends include embracing connected mobility, prioritizing sustainability, leveraging technology and data, embracing automation, navigating regulatory changes, prioritizing driver-centric approach, talent development, collaboration, and preparing for the future of transportation. Fleet managers play a crucial role in shaping a more efficient and eco-friendly transportation ecosystem.

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5 Things Most People Get Wrong About Autonomous Vehicles

Experts have highlighted 5 misconceptions about autonomous vehicles. Contrary to popular belief, their widespread adoption is still in early stages. Safety concerns, job impact, affordability, and limited solutions to transportation issues challenge the notion that autonomous vehicles will quickly replace human drivers. They are a promising technology, but not a cure-all for transportation problems.

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The Challenge of Standardization in Connected Mobility: Implications for Interoperability and Collaboration

The connected mobility industry faces a significant challenge in the lack of standardization, hindering interoperability and collaboration. The absence of unified communication protocols and technologies complicates integration and coordination. Industry leaders, policymakers, and standardization bodies are advocating for a standardized framework to unlock the sector’s full potential, overcoming hurdles such as competitive dynamics and technological advancements.

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