Autotalks' New V2X Processor Integrates CEVA-XC DSP to Support IEEE802.11p and WiFi
V2X stands for Vehicle to Everything and to be specific, V2X technology connects vehicles to other vehicles (V2V), infrastructure (V2I), motorcycles (V2M) and pedestrians (V2P) within wireless range for safety and mobility applications. If you consider that the US Department of transportation (USDOT) is expected to publish a notice mandating the installation of V2X in new light vehicles, you can say that the technology is “hot”.
Autotalks, founded in 2008, is fully devoted to the automotive market, launching the 2nd generation V2X processor, supporting several wireless communication protocols: the WiFi “family”, or the well-known IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac, and IEEE802.11p communication, operating on the 5.9GHz band allocated for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) applications. We will see that IEEE802.11p is smart… and surprising!
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