The Internet of Cars
- Subject
- The Internet of Cars
- Date
- November 18, 2015
- Time
- 2:00 pm
- Place
- 2154 Rayburn House Office Building
PURPOSE:
• To highlight how the automotive industry is tackling important issues around cybersecurity, spectrum, and privacy as the age of the connected vehicle rapidly approaches.
• To give members of the Subcommittee an opportunity to learn about vehicle-to-vehicle communications technology and what it means for our future economy.
BACKGROUND:
• Connected vehicles are cars that “access, consume, create, enrich, direct, and share digital information between businesses, people, organizations, infrastructures, and things.”
• Connected vehicle technologies have the potential to reduce traffic accidents, lower fuel consumption, and revolutionize commerce.
Associate Administrator, Vehicle Safety Research
U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Executive Director, Global Connected Customer Experience – Global Public Policy
General Motors Company
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Vice President, Connected Services and Product Planning
Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
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Vice President of Corporate and Business Development
Tesla Motors, Inc.
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President and CEO
Information Technology Industry Council
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Associate Director, Administrative Law Counsel
Electronic Privacy Information Center
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