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Friday, October 25 • 5:30pm - 6:20pm
The 'Telematics Horizon': Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) Networking - Alison Chaiken, Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division

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V2X enables autonomy but offers immediate benefit. Recent tests are the basis for a planned Rotterdam-Vienna corridor and pending U.S. regulation. While simTD employed 120 special cars, SafetyPilot relies on after-market units in 3000 vehicles. Regulators (except Japan) have agreed on 5.9 GHz spectrum and 802.11p protocol. How will WiFi-based V2X complement LTE and satellite? Europe plans source-address transmission for tolling, while U.S. envisions anonymous broadcasts. Discussions are underway about security and privacy via PKE and location-based extensions to DNS. Linux tools for remote configuration, logging and updates now apply to fleets. Many manufacturers sell Linux-based in-vehicle and road-side radios. Higher-level Dedicated Short Range Communication, unlike usual WiFi, uses a more efficient protocol than IPV6 for briefer transmissions. What is the state of Linux support?
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Alison Chaiken

Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division
Alison works for Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division in Fremont, CA. Her automotive Linux career began at Nokia, where she ported MeeGo-IVI to the Pandaboard. Her previous speaking experience includes the North American Embedded Linux Conference, Automotive Linux Summit, Southern... Read More →

Friday October 25, 2013 5:30pm - 6:20pm BST
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