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Summer School on Ubiquitous andPervasive Computing
August 7-14, 2002, Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany
Ubiquitous Computing in a Vehicle Environment
Rainer KrohDaimlerChrysler Telematics Research
Communication TechnologyUlm, Germany
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The universal connectivity of customers, vehicles, and their environment provides the foundation for a multitude of new services.
The Telematics Vision: Universal Connectivity
This changes product features, business processes, and value propositions throughout a number of industries, including the automotive industry.
Platooning
Multimodal TrafficCoordinatedDriving
Telephone Communication
Vehicles & Customers
WAP / Mobile Internet
Service Center
Dynamic Route InformationMobility Portal
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One Vision of DaimlerChrysler Telematics Research: Communicating Cars & Proactive Services
cars are large enough
for communication devices
cars have their own power source
for communication devices
cars have a price that is some order of
magnitudes higher than the pricefor communication devices
some cars arealready equipped with
communication devices
some cars are already equipped with sensors
(positioning, rain, road condition, ...)
services of communicating cars are desirable for car buyers and
car manufacturers alike
CommunicatingCars
ProactiveServices
Vehicles are likely pioneers of ubiquitous computing
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FleetNet - Internet on the Road
• partly funded by BMBF• goals:• development and demonstration of a wireless
ad hoc network for inter-vehicle communications
• Internet integration• standard communication platform• demonstrators showing communication
protocols and applications• standardization
• partners:•DaimlerChrysler AG, FhI Fokus, NEC Europe
Ltd., Robert Bosch GmbH, Siemens AG, TEMIC Sprachverarbeitung GmbH, TU Hamburg-Harburg, Universities of Hannover, Mannheim and Karlsruhe
• further information: www.fleetnet.de
First demonstrations with Smarts already successful
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Proactive Computing
reactive User Systemrequest
response
interactive User System
request
response
proactive User Systemgoal
status-message
SensorActuator
CONTEXT
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Example: Passing Assistant
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Research Topics
• Context-Awareness Provision of the required environment information
• Peer-Entity Discovery Concepts to find and to identify the peer-entities
• Service Discovery Evaluation and extension of methods to find and select (sub-)services
• Autonomy/Activity Modeling and realization of an autonomous system behavior (pre-trip, on-trip)
• IT-Security and Privacy Identity-Services (Authentication of Users, Vehicles and Software), Intrusion Detection, Incident Handling and Recovery, Transparency, Security Management
• Systems Architecture Concepts for User- and Systemmanagement
• Mobile Communication Communication between vehicles and the infrastructure
• User-Interface Evaluation and integration of current MMI and Speech approaches
• Applications Prototypical realization of vehicle applications
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Contact Information: Rainer KrohTelematics Research - Communication Technology (RIC/TC)Wilhelm-Runge-Straße 11, D-89081 UlmPhone: +49-731-505-2862, Fax: +49-731-505-4110E-Mail: [email protected]
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