From fleet management and telematics to infotainment systems and distracted driving solutions, automotive is one of the top revenue-generating markets in the Internet of Things. Forrester predicts the number of vehicles shipped worldwide with embedded connectivity will grow from 5.4 million in 2012 to 36 million in 2018 – a number that is already evident in automakers like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota and more. Hyundai is the latest automaker making noise in the connected car market with the announcement that Verizon Wireless is providing connected services for Hyundai’s telematics service. Verizon will offer safety, security, diagnostics and infotainment in 2015 models, starting with the Genesis sedan, as well as Kia vehicles.
"Our agreement with Hyundai expands our long-standing collaboration with a wide range of auto manufacturers throughout the industry to support network engineering, security, cloud solutions, telematics platform, and program management for millions of vehicles in the U.S. and around the world," said Mark Bartolomeo, vice president Connected Solutions at Verizon Enterprise Solutions, in a statement. "We are thrilled to be working with Hyundai to help enhance the driving experience for their customers. It's the breadth of our expertise combined with the depth of our technology that allows our clients to launch new services and initiatives faster."
Blue Link
Hyundai showcased the latest version of its Blue Link technology at this year’s CES, featuring voice navigation, media management, remote capabilities and Google Glass integration (which will be interesting, since the verdict for Cecila Abadie’s case on driving with Google Glass left the issue unclear). Blue Link can be accessed through a smartphone, Web application or in-car system to help users find a gas station or shortcut, learn about mechanical issues, call for help, immobilize a stolen car and more...Read More
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