Sentence examples for telematic technology from inspiring English sources
The "Motoring of the Future" report, which will be published by the Transport Select Committee on Friday, is expected to call for greater use of telematic technology, which involves data from car performance such as fuel economy, speed and movement information being transmitted digitally to manufacturers and insurers.
V2G is in an early stage, which means companies such as auto, smart grid technology integrators and telematic manufacturers can prepare themselves for market entry by closely monitoring government legislation, standards, smart grid and charging station rollouts, and security (Zpryme 2010).
Better big data technologies, like the telematic driving data collected by car companies or even information gathered from social media profiles, can help augment that risk profile.
Lozano-Hemmer has been exploring light, architecture and participant-driven interactive installations for over 20 years, making use and creative misuse of emerging technologies such as robotics, computerized surveillance and telematic networks.
Technology in high-income countries has taken emergency relief to the level of providing emergency care through telematic support (Garshnek and Burkle 1999; Huffer et al. 2004; Doarn et al. 2006).
Telematic insurance is handy for young drivers, who are not penalised for their age, job and type of vehicle.
Technology competing against technology.
Car insurers have begun to set premiums based on how actual drivers behave, with "telematic" tracking devices to show how often they speed or slam on the brakes.
If the problem of standards were overcome, Global Positioning System readings would probably be added to the mix of data collected by automobile telematic systems.
