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Veego AI Drives Auto-Support into Connected Homes
Sponsored News: SaaS solution shifts support burden fromTelcos, ISPs and Customers to AI-Based Self-Care
NEW YORK – January 22, 2020 – Veego Software, an Israel-based startup that puts an end to malfunctions in the connected home, today announced the Veego Self-Care solution based on artificial intelligence (AI) and other advanced technologies, enabling real-time self-support in the connected home. The solution shifts costly and cumbersome subscriber-support actions from traditional customer care to the vigilant Veego AI, saving service providers vast technical support resources and expenses.
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Car companies go head-to-head with Silicon Valley using Aeris’ new automotive mobility suite
Internet of Things (IoT) specialist, Aeris, has launched the Aeris Mobility Suite designed to enable automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to deploy engaging and valuable connected vehicle programmes globally in less than a year, at a fraction of the previous cost.
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Smart surface design innovations shown by fischer automotive and TactoTek
TactoTek and fischer automotive announced they have collaborated on a smart surface technology demonstrator. This shows examples of design innovation that fulfil market demands for integrating styling, electronic functions and manufacturability of smart surfaces at commercial scale.
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Wind River collaborates with Chinese search engine Baidu on autonomous driving platform
Wind River, a specialist in delivering software for the intelligent edge, is collaborating with Baidu to develop an autonomous vehicle solution. A joint proof of concept (PoC) has been developed to include an AUTOSAR Adaptive–based software architecture with Baidu’s Apollo autonomous driving open platform, designed to meet the specific challenges of the next generation of software-defined automobiles.
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Connected cars, smart factories and 5G broadcast to be T&M specialist’s focus at MWC2020
While the company’s full test solutions for 5G devices and base stations, as well as for latest 5G mobile networks will be the main attraction, the connectivity specialist Rohde & Schwarz will also demonstrate its solutions for connected cars, smart factories and 5G broadcast technology. In addition, software-defined WAN and cybersecurity solutions will round out the display.
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Integration of drivers’ hours, EU work hours and non-tacho data improves compliance and payroll, prepares fleets for audit
ORBCOMM, a global provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, launched its Working Hours Analysis (WHA). This is a new workspace that combines detailed European Union (EU) working time analysis, driver infringement letters in different languages, non-tachograph data, attestation letters, minimum wage checks and customised expenses – all from one screen.
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Space-qualified COTS-based, radiation-tolerant ethernet transceiver and embedded microcontroller launched
Ethernet is becoming more common in spacecraft to enable hardwired communication speed, support higher data rates, and facilitate interoperability between satellites and other spacecraft. As Ethernet in space applications continues to expand, Microchip Technology Inc. has claimed the industry’s first space-qualified Ethernet transceiver.
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ITRC fills government gap in analysing 5G demand across Oxford-Cambridge arc
In a significant report published recently, the UK’s Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium (ITRC), led by the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute, has deployed unique methods to reveal a series of insights to inform stakeholders around the proposed Oxford-Milton Keynes-Cambridge Arc.
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Bamboo bikes and electric skateboards take to the track at MOVE 2020
Bikes made from bamboo, electric skateboards and hydrogen-powered eBikes are among the vehicles available for MOVE 2020 visitors to try out on the London event’s test track this year. MOVE 2020 takes place at London ExCel from 11-12th February, 2020.
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