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Commercial fleets run on data. These fleets include a wide range of vehicle classes ranging from passenger cars, delivery vans, and heavy-duty trucks to construction equipment, and are owned and operated by a commercial entity instead of an individual....
Consumers expect the absolute best, safest, and problem-free content and experiences integrated into their digital world from their phones, smart home devices, computers, and electronic devices immediately as they become available. Why would they expect less from their vehicles? The reality today is not quite so simply in the Automotive industry and the vehicle’s data space is often messy and disconnected...
Collaboration to unify guidelines and interoperability for vehicle applications, primarily within the Android open source environment (AOSP). With mutual requirements, guidelines for APIs and reference implementations we can reduce cost and speed up time to market while enabling app developers to develop once and then easily deploy to many OEMs...
Unlocking the Full Potential of Connected Vehicles
COVESA is an open and member-driven global technology alliance accelerating the full potential of connected vehicles and the mobility ecosystem.
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COVESA Groups and Projects are organizational structures for members to collaborate on the advancement of connected vehicle systems, software-defined vehicles, and mobility ecosystems.
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COVESA Groups are Board-approved Expert Groups or Birds-of-a-feather (BoF) formed to advance a specific domain through a project or a series of projects.
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COVESA Projects are specific work done in the open associated with an Expert Group, Birds-of-a-Feather (BoF), or team, resulting in a work product.
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