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	Car Manufacturer Test IoT Solution on Test Vehicles Faltcom (Telia)

Car Manufacturer Test IoT Solution on Test Vehicles

Faltcom (Telia)

Technology Category	Cybersecurity & Privacy - Database Security Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms
Applicable Industries	Automotive
Applicable Functions	Product Research & Development
Use Cases	Remote Asset Management
Challenge	For each new model, Volvo Cars builds a number of test cars that are driven for a long time in a variety of locations around the world. The test cars gather data that are useful during the development of the car and Volvo Cars wanted online access to this data. Volvo Cars set a number of requirements for the solution: it had to be built on standards to allow for quick implementation and expansion, and it needed to maintain the highest security standards – an obvious requirement in light of the fierce competition in the automotive industry. Read More
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Customer Name	Volvo Read More
Solution	The solution was to implement the MIIPS platform to connect the computers in the test cars directly to Volvo Cars’ servers. Through a connection between MIIPS Unit C and the vehicle’s CANbus (which can send all available data in the car), all data is easily collected and sent. The MIIPS platform meets many mobile network standards and is operator-independent, so the location of the test car is irrelevant – it can communicate with the servers from anywhere in the world. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Cybersecurity & Privacy - Database Security

Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms

Applicable Industries

Automotive

Applicable Functions

Product Research & Development

Use Cases

Remote Asset Management

Challenge

For each new model, Volvo Cars builds a number of test cars that are driven for a long time in a variety of locations around the world. The test cars gather data that are useful during the development of the car and Volvo Cars wanted online access to this data. Volvo Cars set a number of requirements for the solution: it had to be built on standards to allow for quick implementation and expansion, and it needed to maintain the highest security standards – an obvious requirement in light of the fierce competition in the automotive industry.

About Customer

Customer Name

Volvo

Solution

The solution was to implement the MIIPS platform to connect the computers in the test cars directly to Volvo Cars’ servers. Through a connection between MIIPS Unit C and the vehicle’s CANbus (which can send all available data in the car), all data is easily collected and sent. The MIIPS platform meets many mobile network standards and is operator-independent, so the location of the test car is irrelevant – it can communicate with the servers from anywhere in the world.

Impact #1	[Data Management - Data Security] Extremely strong encryption ensures that no data falls into the wrong hands
Impact #2	[Data Management - Data Transmission] Possible to send all information directly to Volvo Cars’ servers

Impact #1

[Data Management - Data Security]
Extremely strong encryption ensures that no data falls into the
wrong hands

Impact #2

[Data Management - Data Transmission]
Possible to send all information directly to Volvo Cars’ servers

Benefit #1	Volvo Cars can update the software in the cars directly from the interface
Benefit #2	1,000 test cars are equipped with MIIPS

Benefit #1

Volvo Cars can update the software in the cars directly from the
interface

Benefit #2

1,000 test cars are equipped with MIIPS

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Overview

Car Manufacturer Test IoT Solution on Test Vehicles

Operational Impact

Quantitative Benefit