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Jio Platforms partners Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek for electric 2-Wheelers IoT platform
NEW DELHI: Jio Platforms is broadening its scope in the Indian automotive market as the company has partnered Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company MediaTek for a foray into the two-wheeler technology platform market.
MediaTek and Jio Platforms’ subsidiary JioThings on Thursday jointly launched an indigenously-made Internet of Things (IoT) platform for the electric two-wheeler market and this will provide Smart Digital Cluster and Smart Module.
“Jio Things is pleased to collaborate with MediaTek for the mobility industry with our 4G smart android digital cluster, app suite and smart module solutions,” Jio Platforms president and CEO Kiran Thomas said.
MediaTek also sounded bullish on the new venture. “This cluster aligns with our vision for the future of 2-wheeler smart dashboards,” company Senior VP and GM of Intelligent Devices Business Group Jerry Yu said.
The smart digital cluster and operating system will enable real-time data analytics, customizable interfaces, voice recognition for control IoT-enabled charging infrastructure, smart battery management system, among other features, the companies said.
The platform will provide access to ‘Jio Automotive App Suite’ which includes services like Jio Voice Assistant, JioSaavn, JioPages, JioXploR etc to 2-W EV users.
MediaTek, General Manager, IoT business unit, CK Wang said that the solution — jointly developed with JioThings — will use MediaTek’s chipsets as well as IoT technologies.
MediaTek and Jio Platforms’ subsidiary JioThings on Thursday jointly launched an indigenously-made Internet of Things (IoT) platform for the electric two-wheeler market and this will provide Smart Digital Cluster and Smart Module.
“Jio Things is pleased to collaborate with MediaTek for the mobility industry with our 4G smart android digital cluster, app suite and smart module solutions,” Jio Platforms president and CEO Kiran Thomas said.
MediaTek also sounded bullish on the new venture. “This cluster aligns with our vision for the future of 2-wheeler smart dashboards,” company Senior VP and GM of Intelligent Devices Business Group Jerry Yu said.
The smart digital cluster and operating system will enable real-time data analytics, customizable interfaces, voice recognition for control IoT-enabled charging infrastructure, smart battery management system, among other features, the companies said.
The platform will provide access to ‘Jio Automotive App Suite’ which includes services like Jio Voice Assistant, JioSaavn, JioPages, JioXploR etc to 2-W EV users.
MediaTek, General Manager, IoT business unit, CK Wang said that the solution — jointly developed with JioThings — will use MediaTek’s chipsets as well as IoT technologies.
