Vehicle-to-Everything Communication
Transform the driving experience
Overview
More than 1.3 million people die on the roads every year. Safe, automated driving supported by Vehicle-to-Everything communications, or V2X, will improve driving comfort and has the potential to save lives by preventing many traffic accidents.
LTE V2X combined with Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC), provides a viable and cost-effective solution that can already now accelerate the adoption of Vehicle-to-Everything communications on the way to 5G.
Nokia MEC can rapidly process content at the very edge of the mobile network to significantly lower latency to below 20ms, giving extremely responsive control.
Customer cases
- Continental, Deutsche Telekom, Fraunhofer ESK, MHP and Nokia successfully conclude tests of connected driving technology on the A9 Digital Test Track
- In 2016 Bosch, Nokia and Deutsche Telekom set up a local cloud for accelerated exchange of information in time-critical accident situations
- Nokia Multi-access Edge Computing installed in China Mobile’s LTE network in collaboration with Continental and Fraunhofer
- From 2016 to 2018 Continental, Deutsche Telekom, Fraunhofer ESK, MHP and Nokia successfully concluded tests of connected driving technology on the A9 Digital Test Track in Germany, including Nokia’s MEC technology. The project report (in German) can be found here.
Highlights
Connecting vehicles over a local cloud makes driving safer
Nokia Car2X solutions, China
Features and benefits
More than 1.3 million people die on the roads every year. Safe, automated driving supported by Vehicle-to-Everything communications, or V2X, will improve driving comfort and has the potential to save lives by preventing many traffic accidents.
LTE V2X combined with Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC), provides a viable and cost-effective solution that can already now accelerate the adoption of Vehicle-to-Everything communications on the way to 5G.
Nokia MEC can rapidly process content at the very edge of the mobile network to significantly lower latency to below 20ms, giving extremely responsive control.
Customer cases
- Continental, Deutsche Telekom, Fraunhofer ESK, MHP and Nokia successfully conclude tests of connected driving technology on the A9 Digital Test Track
- In 2016 Bosch, Nokia and Deutsche Telekom set up a local cloud for accelerated exchange of information in time-critical accident situations
- Nokia Multi-access Edge Computing installed in China Mobile’s LTE network in collaboration with Continental and Fraunhofer
- From 2016 to 2018 Continental, Deutsche Telekom, Fraunhofer ESK, MHP and Nokia successfully concluded tests of connected driving technology on the A9 Digital Test Track in Germany, including Nokia’s MEC technology. The project report (in German) can be found here.
Highlights
Connecting vehicles over a local cloud makes driving safer
Nokia Car2X solutions, China
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