What is Vehicle Networking?
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Vehicle networking refers to an interactive wireless network constructed based on information such as vehicle location, speed, and route. Below is relevant information: ECU (Electronic Control Unit) and OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) System: These two systems are responsible for monitoring and diagnosing the operational status of vehicles in the context of vehicle networking. In conjunction with intelligent vehicle systems, they enable partial control over the vehicle, such as intelligent parking (automatic recognition of parking spaces for entry or exit), adaptive cruise control (automatically maintaining a relatively fixed distance from the vehicle ahead while driving), and active collision prevention systems (automatically applying braking force when an imminent collision is detected). Vehicle-Machine Connectivity: Internationally, vehicle-machine connectivity is represented by systems like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while in China, Baidu Carlife is a notable example. These systems allow the projection of smartphone content onto the vehicle's screen, enhancing flexibility and extensibility, with the aim of transforming the in-car audio-visual entertainment experience. Although they primarily address the transfer of content from a smartphone screen to another screen, they ultimately progress towards highly intelligent human-machine interaction stages.
