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Cybercom (STO:CYBE) plays a key role in a development project that will stimulate co-operation between the vehicle and telecom industries. The project's purpose? To implement new functions and services in vehicles.
Cybercom is co-enabling a development project called open platform for nomadic devices (OPND). This project is part of VINNOVA's larger vehicles' IT and telematics (V-ICT) programme. Appello, Saab Automobile/GM, Scania, the Viktoria Institute, and Volvo Technology AB are also participating in the OPND project. "Greater responsibility in the OPND project was a natural evolution for Cybercom," says Ingemar Soderlund, Saab Automobile. "The company has extensive vehicle expertise coupled with telecom, Internet, and media expertise."
The OPND project's goal is to create a platform that is aligned with vehicles' electrical architectures and to enable integration and services usage, which is driven by the electronics and mobile services (consumer) markets. The platform must be flexible, scaleable, future-safe, and cost-optimised.
"The vehicle industry's long product life cycle must be adapted to skyrocketing trends in the electronics market," says Ingmar Bengtsson, the project's technical manager at Cybercom in Gothenburg.
The previously mentioned services include telephony, navigation, audio, video and TV. The objective is to create a solution that can be easily upgraded to support new technologies and services, e.g., mobile services enabled via Bluetooth(R). Users must be able to select equipment and service based on their preferences - and to benefit from vehicles' resources such as sound systems, screens, pushbutton (manoeuvring) systems, and security systems.
"The first proof of concept will be ready at year-end," says Ingmar Bengtsson, "With support from UPnP and online navigation, which enables functions such as seamless switching between the cell phone and the car. We're working with a top-priority area for all leading vehicle manufacturers worldwide."
Running telecom, Internet and media (TIM) related development projects for the vehicle industry constitutes one of Cybercom's core areas.
About Cybercom
The Cybercom Group is a high-tech consultancy that offers global sourcing for end-to-end solutions. The Group established itself as a world-class supplier in these segments: portals, mobile solutions, embedded systems, e-commerce, and business support systems. Thanks to its extensive industry and operations experience, Cybercom can offer strategic and technological expertise to these markets: telecom, Internet, and media (TIM); banking and financial services; automotive; national defence; and the public sector. The Group employs about 1300 persons and runs projects worldwide. Cybercom has offices in Denmark, India, Poland, Singapore, Sweden, and the UK. Since 1999, Cybercom's share has been quoted on the OMX Nordic Exchange. Find out more at: www.cybercomgroup.com.
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Cybercom (STO:CYBE) plays a key role in a development project that will stimulate co-operation between the vehicle and telecom industries. The project's purpose? To implement new functions and services in vehicles.
Cybercom is co-enabling a development project called open platform for nomadic devices (OPND). This project is part of VINNOVA's larger vehicles' IT and telematics (V-ICT) programme. Appello, Saab Automobile/GM, Scania, the Viktoria Institute, and Volvo Technology AB are also participating in the OPND project. "Greater responsibility in the OPND project was a natural evolution for Cybercom," says Ingemar Soderlund, Saab Automobile. "The company has extensive vehicle expertise coupled with telecom, Internet, and media expertise."
The OPND project's goal is to create a platform that is aligned with vehicles' electrical architectures and to enable integration and services usage, which is driven by the electronics and mobile services (consumer) markets. The platform must be flexible, scaleable, future-safe, and cost-optimised.
"The vehicle industry's long product life cycle must be adapted to skyrocketing trends in the electronics market," says Ingmar Bengtsson, the project's technical manager at Cybercom in Gothenburg.
The previously mentioned services include telephony, navigation, audio, video and TV. The objective is to create a solution that can be easily upgraded to support new technologies and services, e.g., mobile services enabled via Bluetooth(R). Users must be able to select equipment and service based on their preferences - and to benefit from vehicles' resources such as sound systems, screens, pushbutton (manoeuvring) systems, and security systems.
"The first proof of concept will be ready at year-end," says Ingmar Bengtsson, "With support from UPnP and online navigation, which enables functions such as seamless switching between the cell phone and the car. We're working with a top-priority area for all leading vehicle manufacturers worldwide."
Running telecom, Internet and media (TIM) related development projects for the vehicle industry constitutes one of Cybercom's core areas.
About Cybercom
The Cybercom Group is a high-tech consultancy that offers global sourcing for end-to-end solutions. The Group established itself as a world-class supplier in these segments: portals, mobile solutions, embedded systems, e-commerce, and business support systems. Thanks to its extensive industry and operations experience, Cybercom can offer strategic and technological expertise to these markets: telecom, Internet, and media (TIM); banking and financial services; automotive; national defence; and the public sector. The Group employs about 1300 persons and runs projects worldwide. Cybercom has offices in Denmark, India, Poland, Singapore, Sweden, and the UK. Since 1999, Cybercom's share has been quoted on the OMX Nordic Exchange. Find out more at: www.cybercomgroup.com.
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