Savari announced two new affiliations this week. The company is working with Econolite for V2I applications and Flex for traffic safety. Econolite Econolite Group announced it finalized negotiations with Savari Inc. in forming an exclusive
Yesterday, we called Mobile World Congress a home for connected cars. Today, we see more mobile wires ways for cars to connect with mobile solutions for 5G Cellular-V2X, portfolios, testing, antenna, programmers, M2M SIMs, eSIM
Savari Inc., announced that it was selected by the Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) and the partnering integrator company Brandmotion to equip the majority of vehicles with its V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) connected car technology. The Tampa
The U.S. Department of Transportation issued a proposed rule today to help deployment of connected vehicle technologies throughout the U.S. light vehicle fleet. Suppliers of V2V infrastructure and automakers are pleased with the proposal. The
ITS America and other leaders in the intelligent transportation community have united to call on the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) to deny a request by Public Knowledge and the New America Foundation for an “emergency
Columbus, Ohio was named the winner of the USDOT’s Smart City Challenge. The city won a $50 million grant. The Columbus Partnership is contributing $90 million from local companies. Federal officials will be in Columbus
Savari Inc. announced its next generation of MobiWAVE On-Board Units (OBUs), StreetWAVE Road-Side Units (RSUs) and V2X middleware. These new solutions add to Savari’s industry-leading experience in V2X communication technology and target automotive manufacturers, tier
Researchers at the University of Arizona are working on systems for transportation to be part of the Internet of Things connections to vehicles to traffic lights, emergency vehicles and public transportation, allowing first responders to
The City of Sunnyvale is now connecting cars to the city as a V2X test bed to connect data to lights and the city for safety, traffic management and maybe self-driving cars in the future.
Cohda Wireless will supply its equipment for a trial that will have decide how connected cars will connect with connected roads aka V2X (vehicle to everything), which enables connected cars to interact vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) or
Consumer Watchdog strongly endorsed the California Department of Motor Vehicles’ draft regulations for autonomous vehicles that require self-driving robot cars have a licensed driver behind the wheel capable of taking control, and a working steering
QNX has proven to be very popular with automakers. The company offers many software solutions for automakers. It recently launched news services including smartphone integration advanced safety, Augmented Reality features and audio/acoustic technology. QNX also