By Moni Malek Consider two notable developments in 2011 that will influence the development of consumer transportation: China became the largest manufacturer of automobiles, producing more than 18 mi...
Read More →Cloud-based infotainment, more tightly integrated apps, and more personalized offerings will change the in-vehicle mobile experience. Interfaces will morph towards combinations of heads-up displays an...
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By Roland Bauernfeind, Thomas Kraus, Dominik Dötterböck, Bernd Eissfeller, Erwin Loehnert, and Elmar Wittmann Open-field tests of jamming signals from widely available in-car jammers, measured wit...
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Many maritime users today believe that GPS will always be available. This is simply not the case. By Alan Grant, Paul Williams, George Shaw, Michelle De Voy, and Nick Ward, The General Lighthouse Auth...
Read More →“GPS can no longer evolve fast enough. Satellite-based systems cannot maintain the speed of development now required for the hyper-fast evolutionary pace of modern applications and devices. For pos...
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By Tracy Cozzens GreenGPS is being developed by University of Illinois researchers. Most GPS devices in cars today give the driver two choices: shortest route or fastest route. GreenGPS provides a thi...
Read More →Cubic’s asset tracking system is used by the Department of Defense for container tracking, yard management, and shipment monitoring in the Middle East and Southwest Asia. By Tracy Cozzens A system t...
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Today, some of the most exciting innovations in consumer electronics aren’t the ones in your living room or your office — they’re the ones inside your car. — Audi CEO Rupert Stadler While most...
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