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Green up: Automotive solutions designed faster, smarter
This month, we look at a couple of ideas changing the way today's greener, smarter cars are designed. In two contrasting cases, one manufacturer is designing hybrid propulsion systems faster, while the other is bringing real-time traffic information into cars to improve commute efficiency. With relatively few product introductions and a relatively long design cycle, the automotive sector is a good example of one industry pressed to make...
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 11/16/2009 |

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PC standards drive platforms for In-Vehicle Infotainment
Automotive manufacturers today face a tremendous challenge in trying to bridge the gap between historically long vehicle development cycles and consumers’ ever-changing I/O and multimedia demands. Developers can address this need using standards-based platform technologies that take advantage of the huge ecosystem built around PC standards and consumer-oriented applications and services.
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 8/14/2009 |

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Untangling the challenges of the connected car
Ubiquitous connectivity will allow automakers to differentiate their vehicles and create a more compelling driving experience. But this connectivity introduces several challenges, including software complexity, hardware redundancy, and driver safety, which automotive OEMs can overcome with cost-effective software development processes.
preview: http://www.embedded-computing.com   date: 8/14/2009 |

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Fine-tuning mobile router packaging for demanding vehicle applications
To provide a reliable network connection, mobile routers must be rugged enough to handle bumpy rides and other harsh environmental conditions. Martin describes a recent design effort that adhered to strict military standards for high reliability in transportation applications.
preview: http://www.smallformfactors.com   date: 7/24/2009 |

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Rugged SFFs for vehicles
A vehicle in today's environment can be almost anything from a fully rugged land combat vehicle to an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or helicopter to a marine vessel. The degree of harshness a computer must endure varies, as do the types of interfaces the platform needs to support. Several examples show the range of Small Form Factor (SFF) platforms designed for today's vehicle-based needs.
preview: http://www.mil-embedded.com   date: 3/20/2009 |