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I am the man in slippers, an automotive electronics engineer who adheres to long-termism in Shanghai.

As usual, I will share a favorite text to avoid becoming an engineer with high knowledge but low culture:

Shielding power is a person's special competitiveness in the era of information overload. If you look at any person or thing that consumes you, it is your fault. Not trying to prove yourself unless necessary and not trying to convince others without benefit is a spiritual energy conservation and emission reduction.
No matter no one is interested in you or your skills are not as good as others, you should try to calm down and do what you should do, instead of letting your inner restlessness and anxiety destroy your limited enthusiasm and concentration.

Time flies by and it is almost July, the beginning of summer. It is so hot.

This article mainly shares the electronic and electrical architecture - the interconnection of all things in the smart cockpit.

1 Introduction

The Internet of Everything technology integrates mobile terminals with traditional vehicles and utilizes the already large-scale application ecosystem on the mobile terminal side to provide traditional vehicle users with richer information service content and value-added services.

The Internet of Everything technologies used in the smart cockpit include but are not limited to mobile phone projection, digital keys, health monitoring, Bluetooth music, AR/VR glasses, car-cloud collaboration, and mobile phone-car interconnection.

The application of Internet of Things (IoT) in the field of smart cockpits has greatly improved the experience of car users, making vehicles not only a means of transportation, but also a smart space that integrates multiple functions such as entertainment, information, and health monitoring.

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