论文信息 - Profiling and Internet Connectivity in Automotive Environments

Profiling and Internet Connectivity in Automotive Environments

This demo combines active DB technology in open, heterogeneous environments with the Web presence requirements of nomadic users. It illustrates these through profiling of users and Internet-enabled vehicles. A scenario is developed in which useful functionality is provided, such as instrument adjustments, maintenance and diagnostic information handling with the corresponding workflows, and convenience features, such as position-dependent language translation support and traffic information. The customization mechanism relies on an active functionality service.

Alejandro P. Buchmann | Mariano Cilia | P. Hasselmayer

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