Development of wireless communication possibilities in connected vehicles imposes new testing methods to support the emergence of new driving experiences, improve user’s safety and embrace the lifestyle of a connected mobility.
With driving intelligence, connected cars are improving on-board user experience. The development of automotive connectivity towards new entertainment systems and driving experiences through Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) or Cellular-Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) channels, requires evaluating antenna performance to ensure ultra-safe and low-latency communications capacity for critical applications.
Measuring car connectivity is key to ensuring passenger safety. Addressing the complexity of measuring highly connected vehicles, MVG offers full-scale vehicle OTA measurement solutions for the complete verification of antenna coexistence and validation of their wireless performance.
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