Configurable Car Infotainment Service
draft-sjkoh-ccis-01
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| Authors | Seok Joo Koh , Dong-Kyu Choi , Joong-Hwa Jung , Hye-Been Nam | ||
| Last updated | 2020-05-07 (Latest revision 2019-11-04) | ||
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Abstract
As the connected car and autonomous car technologies grows, many car manufacturers are interested in in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) services. In addition, car-sharing services are expected to attract attention in the future automotive industry. The devices and contents in the car are frequently used not only by the car owner but also by others. Automobile manufacturers are currently researching on developing their own IVI service platforms. Contrary to these trends, however, IVI services present a risk that anyone can access the IVI services and lack scalability with other manufacturers. In this document, we introduce the system which provide the basic function that can be commonly used in IVI services growing very rapidly. This system is consisting of master, device and user. This system Users are categorized into different types, and services provided by devices have different levels. These are registered and managed by master. So, users are delivered different services according to user type. In addition, devices can be dynamically registered and deregistered to the master.
Authors
Seok Joo Koh
Dong-Kyu Choi
Joong-Hwa Jung
Hye-Been Nam
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