Antonio Bozic
Remote diagnostics on a connected vehicle: present and future applications.
Rel. Guido Albertengo, Elisabetta Raguseo. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Automotive Engineering (Ingegneria Dell'Autoveicolo), 2021
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In the last two decades the automotive industry has seen unprecedented technological advances. As a result, today’s vehicles offer the ultimate driving experience through outstanding performance specifications but also through a complete infotainment system already installed on the vehicle once it exits the production plant. This infotainments system brings the comfort of everyday life to the vehicle. The driver can enjoy all the benefits of an integrated navigation, radio and hands-free system while travelling safely in his/her vehicle A further technological advance was reached with the introduction of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Vehicle To Cloud (V2C) communication. With this kind of technological advance, the possibilities and capabilities of an infotainment system became virtually infinite The SIM card is mounted on a Telematic Control Unit (TU), one of many electronic control units installed in the vehicle and allows the exchange of information between the vehicle and one or multiple servers, both in reception and in transmission.
The Controller Area Network, also known as CAN bus, is a very robust communication network implemented in the automotive and manufacturing industry
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