《About Nokia Terminal Mode》.pdf

Integration of Mobile Apps into the Vehicle HMI: Terminal Mode 1 Approach of „Terminal Mode“ • Mobile device`s applications are presented on the vehicle‘s screen • Applications can be controlled via the vehicle HMI • Easily extend the capabilities of the in-car infotainment without updates • Enhance the usability of the mobile device while operated in the car • Transparent, protocol-invariant, standardized integration 2 Extending the in-car Infotainment by external Applications … 3 … and adding Use Cases for UI-Integration Social Networking (Facebook, Twitter, …) Weather Internet-Radio Stocks Navigation 4 Generic Applications / Car Applications • New Car Infotainment use cases can be implemented on mobile device • Improved business cases for Apps can be developed • Driver distraction has to be minimized Option 1: Make all applications available • Allows very fast integration of new apps and use cases into the car • Restricted access while driving Option 2: Add car specific applications • Extend existing apps for optimal usage in car environment • Applications can be optimized specifically for usage in car environment 5 Terminal Mode – Requirements • Technology properties • Existing • Non-proprietary • Well known • Stable • Do extend only if necessary • No change to existing applications • Modular composition for future extensions 6 Jörg Brakensiek, Nokia Research Center Palo Alto | April 13, 2010 Terminal Mode – Technology Components BT = Bluetooth Terminal Mode