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Connected-car platforms and over-the-air updates 3 companies

These companies run the cloud through which carmakers operate their cars' apps and data, and send software updates to the car over the air.

WirelessCar logoWirelessCarWirelessCar, with engineers in Bengaluru, runs a cloud through which several carmakers operate their cars' apps, remote services and data.Bengaluru
Sibros logoSibrosSibros, with engineers in Bengaluru and Pune, sells software that collects data from every computer in a vehicle and updates them all over the air.
Vecmocon Technologies logoVecmocon TechnologiesVecmocon Technologies, with engineers in Delhi, makes the electronics that watch each cell of a battery and keep it safe, and tracking devices, for electric two- and three-wheelers.See alsoAuto components and EV batteries
The tech, explainedConnected car platformOver-the-air (OTA) updates for vehicles
How it all worksAutomotive technologyScreens, self-braking and an app that unlocks it.
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What's changing

The car that updates itself.

A car used to be finished when it left the factory. Now it is updated for years, gaining features and fixing faults over the air, and the data coming back lets AI models predict failures and insurers price by how people drive. Who owns that data is becoming a legal question.

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