Windows Embedded Automotive

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Windows Embedded Automotive ( formerly Windows Automotive or Microsoft Auto ) is an operating system of Windows Embedded family of products. It is the successor of the operating systems Microsoft Auto 4.1 and Windows Automotive 5.5. To use the operating system, the Windows Embedded Automotive Development Kit (WE- ADK ) is required. The kit consists of the hardware and evaluation versions of Windows Embedded Automotive, as well as a Windows Embedded Platform Development Kit.

Features

  • Bluetooth 2.1 EDR
  • Microsoft Silverlight
  • Voice Recognition (Microsoft Tellme )

Anxiety or worry

In some vehicles, the new hardware and Windows Embedded Automotive 7 are included. Other cars with this equipment have been announced.

  • Fiat 500
  • Ford Sync
  • Nissan Leaf

The price that the vehicle is being pitched by the system depends, among other things, on the extent to which the operating system is used in the car.

History

The operating system is based on Windows CE. The first version was released in 1998 under the name of real pc as the operating system of the same real pc. In 2000 it was renamed in Windows CE for Automotive. In 2002, again the name was changed and it was now called Windows Automotive. 2007, it was eventually renamed the car in conjunction with the release of Ford Sync in the Microsoft.

Versions

  • Microsoft Auto PC 1.0 "Apollo" (based on Windows CE 2.01)
  • Microsoft Auto PC 2.0 " Goldeneye " (based on Windows CE 2.12 )
  • Windows CE for Automotive 3.0 (based on Windows CE 3.0 )
  • Windows CE for Automotive 3.5 (based on Windows CE 3.0 )
  • Windows Automotive 4.2
  • Windows Automotive 5.0 (based on Windows CE 5.0 )
  • Windows Automotive 5.5
  • Microsoft Auto 3.0 (based on Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
  • Microsoft Auto 3.1 (based on Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2)
  • Microsoft Auto 4.0 " Bristol " (based on Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2)
  • Microsoft Auto 4.1 " Motegi " (based on Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3)
  • Windows Embedded Automotive 7 (based on Windows Embedded Compact 7 )

Use

The first vehicles which use this version, were completed in 2006. In addition to the special suitability for navigation systems and communication tools, it is characterized by the support of just the interfaces that are in the automotive industry is of particular importance. Fiat brought the system under the name " Blue & Me " in the model range in spring 2006. This allows the hands-free phone features Bluetooth, TTS (Text to Speech, so reading out text messages ), voice recognition, and control a USB interface.

The consumer electronics manufacturer Clarion since 2007 provides navigation systems ago with multimedia functions for retrofitting.

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