Pressemitteilung: IRU brings OEMs and operators together to advance vehicle data access

Road transport operators need effective access to the data generated by the vehicles they own, lease and operate. But how can this be achieved while protecting manufacturers’ intellectual property and maintaining cybersecurity and vehicle safety?
The panel discussion, “Towards a Common Vision for Access to Vehicle Data”, held during IRU’s Commission on Innovation and Technology (CIT) meeting in Brussels this week, brought together key actors from across the road transport ecosystem.
The panellists – Dr Annette Hultåker (Scania), Jocelyn Delatre (ACEA), Mihai Chirca (Transdev), Petra Eklund Åhlström (Swedish Association of Road Transport), and Wout van den Heuvel (TLN) – exchanged perspectives on the operational, technical and regulatory conditions needed to make access to vehicle-generated data work effectively in practice.
From operational needs to a common position
Connected commercial vehicles generate increasing volumes of data on location, energy consumption, vehicle health, maintenance, safety and operational performance. (....)

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Quelle: International Road Union (IRU)

Stichwörter: International Road Union (IRU), OEMs, ACEA, Scania, Transdev, TLN, vehicle data access, road transport operators, connected commercial vehicles, fleet management, predictive maintenance, interoperable interfaces

Kategorie(n): Geschäftsmodelle & Strategien