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Autonomous Vehicles, New Mobility & the Built Environment Electric Vehicles Smart Driving Car Summit

What’s the Vision for the Smart Driving Future?

An image of Olli, a prototypical next generation vehicle that takes advantage of the design freedom offered made possible with autonomous vehicle technology.
An image of Olli, a prototypical next generation vehicle that takes advantage of the design freedom offered made possible with autonomous vehicle technology.

Start with the end in mind, to parrot Stephen Covey, was a recurring theme of the inaugural panel of the 4th annual Smart Driving Car Summit. Led by moderator Jim Atkinson, CEO of Guinness Atkinson Asset Management, Inc., and the president of SmartETFs and the Guinness Atkinson Funds, the panelists repeatedly discussed an overarching vision […]

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Viodi View – 01/02/21

Millard Minton of Water Management Systems explains his invention.
Millard Minton of Water Management Systems explains his invention.

Let us zoom back to the January 2020 issue of the Viodi View and a reference to an academic study (PDF) on the positive impact of air filtration on students’ test scores. In short, the author examined a real-world situation where air filtration was added to schools because of a methane leak. As it turns […]

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Autonomous Vehicles, New Mobility & the Built Environment Internet of Everything Software Defined Network

300 Gbytes of Data Per Month Per Car

Andreas Mai of Cisco Systems discusses the bandwidth demands of connected vehicles.
Andreas Mai of Cisco Systems discusses the bandwidth demands of connected vehicles.

300 Gigabytes of data per month per car is what Cisco Systems projects when connected and autonomous vehicles.fill the roadways. Speaking at the TIA’s Connected Car Workshop and in the above interview at that event, Andreas Mai, Director of Smart Connected Vehicles for Cisco Systems, discusses the impact that this much connectivity will have on infrastructure, as well as the more nuanced […]

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