Due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, the massive CES trade show, normally in Las Vegas, was a virtual experience. However, a virtual CES was a hard experience to get used to…
After more than 20 years of covering the trade...
China, Russia GPS Interference Already Happening...
In a Jan. 23 The New York Times article, “America Has a GPS Problem,” author Kate Murphy says the system needs a reliable backup. She contends that the GPS signals “are incredibly weak” because of the...
LOS ANGELES—While not an auto technology show, this year’s Mobile World Congress Americas featured a track on autonomous and connected vehicles that highlighted the continued importance of future 5G technology.
The new 5G technology will be critical to such companies...
Recent stories indicate that Apple plans to operate its new Maps function in-house—instead of relying on TomTom and other companies for mapping.
TechCrunch first reported that Eddy Cue, Apple senior vice president who heads the Maps unit, will rebuild...
Dallas-based PoLTE Corp. and Rohde and Schwarz are jointly testing technology to foster the development of IoT location technologies that leverage existing cellular networks, the companies said.
“We are just kicking off the engagement and are collaborating closely. has...
Aeris rolled out its Mobility Platform (AMP), a cloud and micro-services-based IoT platform, for enterprises and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).Aeris developed AMP to meet the needs of enterprises and OEMs, who are moving from unconnected products to connected services....
MapAnything and ServiceMax from GE Digital Collaborate to Improve Field Service Response and Delivery Times
The Joint Solution Offers Customers Advanced Mapping Capabilities, Real-Time Location Services and Comprehensive Route Planning
ServiceMax from GE Digital and MapAnything, Inc. announced a partnership that...
TomTom announced the launch of the new TomTom Camper – a sat nav specifically developed to help explorers to travel worry-free, knowing that they are on the best road for their camper or caravan, whilst avoiding traffic along the...
Bloomberg
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Self-driving cars may not be on the road anytime soon, but that isn’t stopping Dutch navigation device maker TomTom NV from investing in high-definition maps needed when autonomous driving becomes the norm.
Later this...
Denver Post
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Here Technologies has opened a new research and development office in Boulder that will focus on improving its futuristic mapping system to ultimately help autonomous vehicles.
The company — based in Amsterdam...
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