Connected car technology used to be a feature found only in high-end luxury vehicles. This is no longer the case as virtually any vehicle can be equipped with the technical means to connect to data, communication networks and the cloud. The Consortium’s work products will ensure cross-compatibility of vehicular technology and data, which is critical [...]
The Consortium will address critical automotive technical and business issues needed to most effectively leverage next-generation mobile networks and the integration of vehicle platforms with edge computing, connectivity, networking and computing solutions. The AECC will drive advancements by: Addressing key technical and regulatory issues around vehicular technology requirements such as wireless connectivity, distributed and edge computing and [...]
The AECC will evaluate the work being done by communication, cloud and other related technology standards bodies and communities to assess the impact to the automotive industry, then share relevant findings with these organizations. Through its working groups, the AECC will identify connected vehicle technology use cases. The use cases will examine current and anticipated [...]
AECC members share the goal of establishing an open, global technology framework designed to support the connected car technology ecosystem. The goal will become more urgent as a growing number of connected automobiles require a huge amount of data to be exchanged between vehicles and clouds in a fast, safe, reliable and cost-effective way. Currently, [...]
The Automotive Edge Computing Consortium was announced on 10 August 2017 by DENSO Corporation, Ericsson, Intel Corporation, Nippon Telegraph, and Telephone Corporation (NTT), NTT DOCOMO, Inc., Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd., and Toyota Motor Corporation. The Consortium officially launched on 22 February 2018 with members including automotive technology heavyweights DENSO Corporation, Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd., [...]
Consortium members share a concern that infrastructure for connected car networking and computing is not ready to support global deployment of all types of vehicles. In addition to the automotive market, its OEMs and supply chain, AECC is collaborating with the high-speed mobile network, edge computing, wireless technology, distributed computing, and artificial intelligence markets.
AECC members are key players associated with the automotive, high-speed mobile network, edge computing, wireless technology, distributed computing, and artificial intelligence markets. Individual collaborators share deep experience with many roles, such as: Academia and Commercial Researchers Aftermarket Consumer Electronics Vendors Automotive OEMs & Suppliers Big Data/Analytics Service Providers Cloud Computing Service Providers Communities involving telecommunications [...]
A future where all connected vehicles can deliver the full benefits of big data enabling intelligent driving, improved safety, increased efficiency and greater reliability.
The AECC works with leaders across industries to drive the evolution of edge network architectures and computing infrastructures to support high volume data services in a smarter, more efficient connected-vehicle future. The mission is to build an ecosystem comprising of mobile communication industry leaders; big data cloud and analytics service providers; and leading automotive industry [...]
The Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC) is an association of cross-industry, global leaders working to explore the rapidly evolving connected vehicle industry with significant data and communications needs involved in instrumenting billions of vehicles worldwide. The AECC’s goal is to develop an open, global technology framework designed to support the automotive ecosystem as all vehicles [...]
