The Hyundai Motor Company is the latest member of the International
Telecommunication Union (ITU's) standardization arm (ITU-T), underscoring the
importance of increased collaboration between the automotive and information
and communication technology (ICT) industries in an era of rapid convergence,
reports ITRealms.
Hyundai's participation in ITU, ITRealms gathered, will
support the company in building its "hyper-connected intelligent
cars" platform, which includes smart remote-maintenance services,
autonomous driving, smart traffic flow, and a connected "mobility
hub" to provide security and data management for connected cars.
Director, Hyundai, Eon Youl Shin, said "Hyundai Motors
is looking forward to participating in ITU and will bring important momentum
from the automotive industry to advance the future of connected car technology.”
Shin also noted that Hyundai's membership comes as ITU ramps
up efforts to provide a unique, global platform for automotive-ICT
collaboration – which has already sparked the development of a range of ITU
standards tailored to the automotive industry.
In furtherance to accelerating ITU standardization work in
this arena has led to fresh interest from other major carmakers as they, too,
see the strong business case to join ITU to influence the development of
connected-car standards.
Chuks Egbune/GEE
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