NASSCOM Centre of Excellence – IoT & AI in partnership with Telematics Wire organises the biggest show of Connected Vehicles over 3 days.
Bengaluru, March 05th, 2020: NASSCOM Centre of Excellence – IoT & AI in partnership with Telematics Wire organised the 5th edition of the biggest show of the Connected Vehicles in India ‘Connected Vehicle 2020’ at Bengaluru. Connected Vehicle 2020 was a 3-day conference from 3rd to 5th March 2020. More than 80 exhibitors, 10 connected vehicles were on display and over 1200 delegates from different sectors attended the show to hear and meet the 60 speakers during 10 different sessions.
Connected Vehicle 2020 is aimed at exploring the upcoming technology trends and disruptions that will affect the traditional vehicle manufacturers and suppliers, potential new players, regulators, consumers, markets, and the automotive value chain. The conference aims to make imminent changes more tangible.
Government policies mandating the adoption of AIS-140 devices providing vehicle location tracking capabilities and one or more emergency buttons in public transport vehicles are designed to enhance safety and security. As the ministry is also planning to make ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) a mandatory feature in the upcoming vehicles by early 2022, the time has come for the industry to step up and support the government to incorporate these technologies in the ITS infrastructure.
Sanjeev Malhotra, CEO, NASSCOM – CoE said “The enhanced use of connectivity and artificial intelligence has brought in a radical transformation with an enhanced and improved user interface. The new-age vehicles would provide unprecedented entertainment and information capabilities with high personal comfort and customisation, from the interiors to auto adjustment of seat and user preferences. As the automotive community gears up for upcoming technology challenges we need to keep in mind the importance of transforming the associated eco-system to meet the challenges. In these progressive scenario, tech players and start-ups play significant important roles in the development of these vehicle technologies.”
The future of the automotive industry is connected, autonomous, smart, shared and electric mobility. India is a fast-emerging market for connected vehicle business along with being the key development ground for vehicle telematics. Telematics-enabled mobility is the key to the implementation of an Intelligent Transportation System, which is expected to drive the future of connected transportation.
Maneesh Prasad, CEO, Telematics Wire said, “Connectivity is the next technology frontier in the auto industry that defines the communication between vehicles and infrastructure. The automotive ecosystem has been focused on innovation and technology which will be safer, convenient and environment friendly.”
