Typically, the media darlings of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) each January are the flashy, customer-facing features that provide the tech-thirsty public with momentary glimpses of the futuristic marketplace. Maybe those aren't the strategic things we should focus upon.
applications that are built upon it.Typically, the media darlings of the Consumer Electronics Show each January are the flashy, customer-facing features that provide the tech-thirsty public with momentary glimpses of the futuristic marketplace. And those brave enough to wander Las Vegas this January despite the Omicron variant might be lured into similar ogling due to ongoing announcements surrounding autonomous, electric and connected vehicles.
This year more than ever, however, the truly informed automotive architects might walk away from Vegas with more than sore feet and a mountain of overdue emails.
Among the many demonstrations this week is an example application built upon the Amazon Web Services cloud, the BlackBerry QNX Operating System, the BlackBerry IVY middleware and HERE’s location services. This application allows an electric vehicle to understand how and when to charge based upon its likely battery performance given historical fleet data analytics, edge computing algorithms and electric vehicle charging locations.
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