According to foreign media reports, the eSync Alliance recently announced that the German company Hella has become its newest member, together with its existing members, to create a two-way data pipeline for the automotive market for electronic devices.
The eSync Alliance is a multi-company involvement program designed to promote over-the-air (OTA) upgrades and data diagnosis solutions in the automotive electronics industry. Cloud-based and embedded software platform eSync, can be installed in vehicles in the cloud and electronic Secure data pipe between terminal devices. eSync can transmit and update software and firmware over the air and collect real-time diagnostics and telematics data from the vehicle's terminal equipment. This system also helps to avoid increasingly expensive and inconvenient vehicles. Recall incidents. In 2016 alone, the US software recall was estimated to cost US$3 billion. It also provided automakers with new opportunities to enhance vehicle software and vehicle functionality.
Rick Kreifeldt, Executive Director of the eSync Alliance, said: 'HELLA is an innovator in lighting technology and electronics for the automotive industry. I am very pleased and warmly welcome them to the eSync Alliance. Their expertise will help us develop for the automotive industry. New solutions and business models. Dr. Rainer Holve, Head of Digital Innovation at HELLA, said: 'By joining the eSync Alliance, HELLA can become the core of over-the-air (OTA) technology innovation, working with other leading suppliers. Develop new solutions. '
At the recent 2018 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, HELLA and Excelfore demonstrated how the eSync system provides sophisticated diagnostics, and its analysis goes far beyond reading the previously defined error codes. The eSync system pushes the diagnostic software to a single HELLA car body control module and extracts various data. The system is also used to install new advanced features in the HELLA advanced HD front lighting system. Provide original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) with new opportunities to customize functionality for consumers.