What is the difference between vehicle networking and smartphone mirroring?

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Here are the differences between vehicle networking and smartphone mirroring: 1. Different definitions: Vehicle networking is a massive interactive network composed of vehicle location, speed, route, and other information. Through devices such as GPS, RFID, sensors, and camera image processing, vehicles can collect environmental and status information about themselves. Using internet technology, all vehicles can transmit and aggregate their various information to a central processor. Through computer technology, this vast amount of vehicle information can be analyzed and processed to calculate the optimal routes for different vehicles, report road conditions in real-time, and adjust traffic signal cycles. Smartphone mirroring refers to the connection between handheld devices and a display (such as a car's infotainment screen) via at least one wired/wireless method. Currently, the mainstream methods for connecting handheld terminals to displays include MHL, DLNA, and Apple's proprietary AirPlay. 2. Different functionalities: Smartphone mirroring projects the functions and interface of a smartphone onto the central control display. Vehicle networking integrates in-vehicle networks, inter-vehicle networks, and mobile internet through next-generation information and communication technologies. It leverages wireless communication networks and modern intelligent information processing technologies to achieve intelligent traffic management, smart decision-making for traffic information services, and intelligent vehicle control.