Short Range connectivity offering

Requirements

Requirements on the connectivity component of telematics solutions vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. There are, however, several commonalities:

Wi-Fi 6 is the most required short range communication standard, but components need to be sourced minding upgrades adaptable to new connectivity standards (Wi-Fi 6E.7) and use cases.
In general, high data throughput is essential for data offloading and OTA, typically requiring 2X2MIMO functionality. Specific use cases also require concurrent use of 2.4 and 5/6GHz band.
Due to size and implementation constraints, solutions typically need to be compact and support high temperatures, especially when a smart antenna is positioned on a roof-type location.

As a result, Wi-Fi 6 (6E) with forward compatibility to Wi-Fi 7 is currently the most judicious technology choice for short range communication.

Solid module roadmap in partnership with leading chip providers NXP and IFX
Compact form factor designs offering compatibility across product families
Automotive grade solution in compliance with AEC-Q104
FCC/ISED/RED certified modules by default
Compatible solutions with different SOCs providers that allow free choice of components depending on requirements
Adaptable solutions based on specific needs and variants
Customer support, including hardware designs review, aid with design-in process problems, and further recommendations