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Volvo Embraces Autonomous Vehicles
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Ford, KU Collaborate on Connected Cars
When two proponents of cutting-edge technology decide to collaborate, it could mean something special. This is the case with KU (University of Kansas), www.ku.edu, and Ford, www.ford.com, which announced a collaboration opportunity in which a team of students and faculty from the KU Center for Design Research will work to dream up new designs that may end up in future Ford vehicles.
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Race to the Finish with M2M
Many consumers dream of being able to control their appliances from a distance. They could turn on the oven to preheat remotely, or perhaps they want to check the status of the clothes dryer from another room in the house.
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Ethernet in the Car
As the connected car advances, one of the biggest factors on the table for many of the major auto manufacturers is how to power the connectivity to the vehicles in a way that is scalable and cost effective. But it isn’t just a matter of connecting the car to systems outside the vehicle; there is a big need to connect units and systems inside the car as well.
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Your Car is Calling
Off-road racing isn’t quite what it used to be. Today’s racing vehicles are equipped with the latest M2M (machine-to-machine) technologies, giving fans the ability to see the location of the vehicle and other race stats online immediately—as the competition is underway.
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M2M Keeps Fleets Rolling
For business owners, the rising cost of operations is no small matter. For enterprises with fleets, inflated gas prices and labor costs can mean a dip in profits, unless business owners take a look at how technology can be leveraged to increase efficiency and mobile-workforce productivity.
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Qualcomm Announces Roadmap and Resources Supporting the 'Internet of Everything'
NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Qualcomm Incorporated QCOM +1.21% , the world leader in 3G and next-generation mobile technologies, today announced that vendors have released more than 100 cellular and connectivity solutions for the emerging Internet of Everything (IoE)/M2M ecosystem based on Qualcomm chipsets. Designed to support a range of M2M applications, including automotive, smart metering, home security, industrial automation, retail and enterprise, these third party solutions have been catalogued on M2MSearch.com, Qualcomm's new online database for cellular and connectivity modules.
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Hit the Road with LTE
Considering the fact that not too many people knew what in-vehicle connectivity was just a couple of years ago, it’s amazing to see how far technology has evolved today. From basic in-vehicle navigation and infotainment to more advanced systems streaming all different types of content, drivers have the option of putting a little bit of connectivity on their drive, or going all out, ala the car from “The Jetsons.”
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Ford Charges into Telematics
Connected devices are not only increasingly in our pockets (smartphones), they are in our gyms, our hospitals, and driving around on our highways. Vehicles themselves are quickly becoming connected devices, and in the future we may be just as connected to the cloud while we’re on the road as we are when we’re at home.
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