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Hyundai, Cisco collaborating to develop next generation of hyper-connected car

Hyundai Motor Company and Cisco revealed a new technology roadmap that will enable next-generation in-vehicle networking with security. In addition, the companies shared their timeline for commercial deployment of ‘hyper-connected’ production vehicles, slated for 2019. Technology advancements from the collaboration will enable Hyundai and Cisco to disrupt auto industry at a faster pace.

This unique automotive and IT collaboration is focused on technology solutions for in-vehicle data demands, which will increase exponentially with autonomous driving and other connectivity needs. The focus for Hyundai and Cisco is moving away from restrictive CAN (Controller Area Network) systems, to Ethernet communications, which boast processing speeds of up to 1Gbps. Ethernet-based software also supports integrated data control, which allows for flexible expansion of connections to handle large data sets coming from various components in the vehicle simultaneously.

Hyundai and Cisco have created a new platform that provides highly secure access to all the data in the vehicle. The platform utilizes the first generation of 1Gps architectures and Automotive Ethernet with QoS, which allows for maximized bandwidth, more capabilities. It’s highly configurable and secure – and offers the flexibility to design and build new services. It will also accelerate innovation, provide ‘over the air updates’, and shorten the lifecycle in bringing new capabilities to market.

The Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) platform is an in-vehicle network that sets the table for adaptive technologies. It also offers integrated, enhanced security – as well as full end-to-end networking. The SDV will enable new, high-speed services through an integration layer between software and legacy hardware.

By enabling IP and Ethernet services, legacy buses and devices will work together with the new Ethernet attached devices and services. Through its work with Cisco, Hyundai Motor will ensure that its connected car infrastructure can adapt to new innovations in vehicle to everything (V2X) communication, that will allow for a much safer autonomous driving experience and enable ‘smart traffic’ services. This will allow the connected car platform to evolve and link cars to everything from homes and offices to city infrastructure and other vehicles via intelligent networks, The Internet of Things, and Internet Protocol technologies.

Hyundai and Cisco initiated collaborative development in 2016 and jointly shared their vision for connected mobility at CES 2017, demonstrating their “hyper-connected car”. The two industry leaders agreed that the next phase of transportation must have a new and innovative communication infrastructure with a flexible and more secure platform that would also offer a path to innovate and build smart-vehicle solutions. Hyundai’s own development teams have been creating core technology since 2013, including ‘Hyundai Car Cloud’, Connected Car Operating System (ccOS), and Connected Car Service Platform (ccSP). Hyundai Motor will also work on other connected car technologies and related services such as smartphone and smart home connected services, intelligent remote support, fully autonomous driving, smart traffic functionality and mobility hubs. With the In-Vehicle Network software scheduled to arrive in 2019, Hyundai Motor is poised to take a global lead with yet another key connected car technology.

Jan 9, 2018Blagojce Krivevski
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Blagojce Krivevski is physicist and green technology lover. Keep in touch with Blagojce through his email, web site, Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and Google+.

January 9, 2018 Technology2018 CES, CES, CES 2018, cisco, Hyundai
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