MOTER Technologies, Inc. Joins the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium
By Collaborating With the AECC and its Members, MOTER Will Ensure That New Connected Vehicle Services Technologies and Standards Meet the Ecosystem’s Future Needs
- AECC + MOTER Technologies via Business Wire
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In a move aimed at revolutionizing connected vehicle data utilization, MOTER Technologies, Inc. has announced its membership in the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC). The two companies have issued a joint press release proclaiming the new collaboration, which is intended to advance the development and implementation of innovative technologies and standards in the rapidly evolving field of connected vehicle services.
As an expert provider of cutting-edge solutions that transform connected vehicle data into actionable insights for automakers and insurers, MOTER will collaborate with the AECC and its members to ensure that such technologies and standards meet the industry's future needs.
“We’re very pleased to welcome MOTER Technologies, Inc. to the AECC” - AECC
The AECC made the announcement today, emphasizing the significance of MOTER's inclusion. With its expertise in edge computing and connected car data platforms, MOTER will contribute to addressing the ever-increasing data communication demands of the connected vehicle services ecosystem.
The proliferation of connected vehicles worldwide is projected to reach hundreds of millions, and potentially billions, of users, thereby generating extensive data services workloads that push the limits of the Internet's performance. Leveraging existing network resources, the AECC employs a cost-effective, distributed edge computing approach that prioritizes the data required for connected vehicle services. By joining forces with MOTER, which brings cutting-edge insights into edge computing, data science, and connected car data management, the AECC aims to advance its mission even further.
Craig Lozofsky, Chief Operating Officer at MOTER Technologies, Inc., expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating:
“We’re excited to join the AECC. Modern vehicles incorporate advanced safety systems generating enormous amounts of valuable sensor data that help us to better understand risk and safety. We are working with automakers to help them unlock the value of this next-gen data and AECC’s work will help us further explore how to realize the potential opportunities.”
The AECC Board of Directors issued a joint statement, warmly welcoming MOTER Technologies, Inc. to the consortium:
“We’re very pleased to welcome MOTER Technologies, Inc. to the AECC,” said the AECC Board of Directors in a joint statement. “MOTER’s technology and mission align with the AECC’s vision and will make an invaluable contribution to AECC’s work, PoCs and working groups as we collaborate on solutions for the next generation of connected vehicle services.”
MOTER Technologies is a software and data science company that specializes in connecting the automotive and insurance ecosystems. As an insurtech firm, MOTER builds upon the research and development initiatives initiated by its parent organization. The company concentrates on the commercialization of cutting-edge connected car data and the creation of innovative insurance products and services. This is achieved through collaborative partnerships with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), Tier 1 suppliers, insurance companies, and emerging mobility fleets.
The Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC) comprises influential leaders from diverse industries who are committed to investigating the dynamic and vital data and communication needs involved in equipping billions of vehicles worldwide. The organization plays a pivotal role in accelerating the development of best practices and new use cases for connected vehicle services by sharing relevant findings, requirements, and technological solutions with industry standards organizations. Through its Proof of Concepts (PoC) Program, the AECC showcases how to meet the expanding data management needs of connected vehicle services, including high-definition (HD) mapping, intelligent driving, and mobility-as-a-service, among others.
