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Sharon Barkai is a Nexagon Mobility Network Engineer at Nexar, an AECC member company. Describe what inspires you about the connected car industry. The connected car industry is inspiring for many reasons. One is the promise of better safety, and the creation of the initial infrastructure for autonomous vehicles, which promises not only safety but […]

The automotive market has always been a center of innovation. In the early days it was radios and mobile phones, and today we’re watching the future of autonomous driving, HD mapping and a variety of other services unfold. Connected vehicles are in everyone’s near future, and while their development holds immense opportunity, it also carries […]

Blog by: AECC President and Chairperson Ken-ichi Murata-san, AECC Directors Christer Boberg and Roger Berg The collaborative work of AECC members is focused on optimizing the network and computer technology that a massively-scaled connected vehicles world will need to enable next-generation connected services. Automotive companies, mobile network operators, cloud providers and other stakeholders in the […]

Blog by: AECC President and Chairperson Ken-ichi Murata-san, AECC Directors Christer Boberg and Roger Berg Seeing “architecture” and “map” in the same sentence might make one wonder why high-definition (HD) mapping needs more than a sheet of paper or a hi-resolution monitor. After all, a two-dimensional surface enables the presentation of 18 different types of […]

Roger Berg is a Board Member of the AECC, and Chair of the Marketing Steering Committee. He is Vice President of DENSO’s North American Research and Development group. Describe what inspires you […]

By AECC President and Chairperson Ken-ichi Murata-san, AECC Directors Christer Boberg and Roger Berg The AECC’s mission is to help automotive industry stakeholders prepare for the global deployment of fully connected vehicles. This 21st Century phenomenon is quite exciting, but there is a substantial amount of “under the hood” technology development required to provide a […]

Blog written by: AECC President and Chairperson Ken-ichi Murata-san, AECC Directors Christer Boberg and Roger Berg If you’re new to connected vehicles, one way to picture the market is a bucket of related use cases for the internet of things (IoT). As objects in the IoT, connected vehicles use on-board sensors to automate their operation […]

I see my role as striving to bring the best of Europe into the AECC. As we know, the AECC is a global organization with several industry players representing businesses from all major regions. Being based in Belgium, I look for ways to include the European outlook. It’s important for the connected car industry to address requirements that are relevant to all stakeholders in Europe. Everyone has their own interests and requirements in addition to wanting the industry to succeed globally.

Intel is a global company enabling our partners and customers with solutions for computing and communications. I work on wireless standards and new technologies at Intel. My teams represent Intel at many global standards development and industry fora including 3GPP and IEE802.

The AECC announced an expanded edition of its technical report titled Driving Data to the Edge: The Challenge of Data Traffic Distribution V 2.0, offering guidance and discussion around three new issues that pave the way forward for the connected vehicle ecosystem. AECC President and Chairperson Ken-ichi Murata-san, AECC Directors Christer Boberg and Joel Obstfeld and AECC Technical Solutions Working Group Chair Leifeng Ruan discuss how OEMs, MNOs, cloud providers and other technology stakeholders in the connected vehicle ecosystem can benefit from the report’s findings.