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CONNECTED VEHICLE REMOTE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM
Abstract
The article describes the concept connected vehicle remote diagnostic system intended to increase the useful life of the vehicle and provide a simple interaction with the service center. In article the substantiation of mathematical model of communications in system of diagnostics of an electric equipment of cars in a kind, suitable for mathematical processing is resulted. It is offered to use model at which all making systems are represented in the form of structure of final automatic machines. By means of large-scale and large-capacity data exchange across multiple systems, connected car solution performs global traffic control on every connected vehicle and real-time traffic control on every connected road, thereby improving transportation efficiency and ensuring traffic safety. This future-oriented solution also provides predictive maintenance, advanced driver assistant system analysis, artificial intelligence (such as personal assistant), vehicle-road coordination services, and fault demarcation capabilities. Remote diagnostics allow service centers and emergency support to diagnose at a distance and to prepare for dealing with a vehicle that is in the path or in the service center.
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