Communicar Systems: Improve the driving experience by increasing driver safety and convenience

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: Communicar Systems: Our interface introduces a communication system that enables cars to receive and transmit crucial information about the environment, other cars, and commercial entities. If fully implemented, such a system could ultimately help increase the driver’s safety and convenience. The automobile generally has the standard technology you would expect from a modern car. One minimal requirement is that the car must have a centrally located screen capable of interactive abilities. It should also be able to handle different functions, such as controlling the GPS, radio, etc. For our interface idea, the car must have an ability to communicate and receive information from other sources through a wireless system. The interface is embedded in cars and into the surrounding driving environment as well. It could utilize existing technologies such as RFID or Bluetooth.

Type of resource	text
Date created	2013-05-06

Subject	automotive interface
Genre	Student project report

Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/gk483ns7499

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Preferred Citation: Hsieh, Jonathan and Oh, Taeho and Vartak, Janhavi and Groce, Fred. (2013). Communicar Systems: Improve the driving experience by increasing driver safety and convenience. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/gk483ns7499

Big Idea Festival for Automotive Interfaces 2013

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