IoT - Powered Smart Electric Automobile Ecosystems: Using Intelligent Infrastructure and Connected Technologies for Innovative Mobility

The automotive industry has been among the most transformed by the Internet of Things (IoT). Intelligent electric automotive ecosystems, which combine IoT technology with electric cars, will change how we compute, travel, and interact with our cars. IoT-powered smart electric automotive ecosystems leverage intelligent infrastructure and linked technologies to offer creative mobility options. Starting with sensors, networking, data analytics, and machine learning in electric cars, the study examines IoT fundamentals. These ecosystems are supported by intelligent infrastructure including smart charging stations, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, and enhanced traffic management systems. car-to-everything (V2X) communication, smartphone apps, and cloud services improve electric car functionality and user experience, according to the research. Innovative mobility services enabled by IoT -powered smart electric automotive networks are explored in this research. Automated driving, real-time traffic information, predictive maintenance, and personalized in-vehicle experiences are examples. They may improve traffic flow, emissions, road safety, and user convenience, according to the study. IoT implementation in electric automotive ecosystems is also examined in the study. IT security, data privacy, standardization, and user trust are among these. Secure data management, transparent data management, and user-centric design help reduce these difficulties, according to the report. Strategic ramifications for stakeholders in IoT -powered smart electric automotive ecosystem development and implementation are also discussed. Automakers, technology, government, and energy companies. The study underlines the need for collaboration to build a conducive regulatory framework, invest in R&D, and foster collaborations to speed the implementation of these breakthrough technologies. In conclusion, 10T-powered smart electric automotive ecosystems have the potential to change mobility. With intelligent infrastructure and connected technologies, these ecosystems enable more sustainable, efficient, and user-friendly transportation solutions. This research contributes to the automotive industry's IoT debate and advises policymakers, industry executives, and technological developers on this developing field's difficulties and prospects.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icstsdg61998.2024.11026702
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Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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IoT - Powered Smart Electric Automobile Ecosystems: Using Intelligent Infrastructure and Connected Technologies for Innovative Mobility

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IoT - Powered Smart Electric Automobile Ecosystems: Using Intelligent Infrastructure and Connected Technologies for Innovative Mobility

SM Balaji, D Shobana, V. Samuthira Pandi, C. Muralidharan, Lakshmi Priya J, K. Makanyadevi
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The automotive industry has been among the most transformed by the Internet of Things (IoT). Intelligent electric automotive ecosystems, which combine IoT technology with electric cars, will change how we compute, travel, and interact with our cars. IoT-powered smart electric automotive ecosystems leverage intelligent infrastructure and linked technologies to offer creative mobility options. Starting with sensors, networking, data analytics, and machine learning in electric cars, the study examines IoT fundamentals. These ecosystems are supported by intelligent infrastructure including smart charging stations, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, and enhanced traffic management systems. car-to-everything (V2X) communication, smartphone apps, and cloud services improve electric car functionality and user experience, according to the research. Innovative mobility services enabled by IoT -powered smart electric automotive networks are explored in this research. Automated driving, real-time traffic information, predictive maintenance, and personalized in-vehicle experiences are examples. They may improve traffic flow, emissions, road safety, and user convenience, according to the study. IoT implementation in electric automotive ecosystems is also examined in the study. IT security, data privacy, standardization, and user trust are among these. Secure data management, transparent data management, and user-centric design help reduce these difficulties, according to the report. Strategic ramifications for stakeholders in IoT -powered smart electric automotive ecosystem development and implementation are also discussed. Automakers, technology, government, and energy companies. The study underlines the need for collaboration to build a conducive regulatory framework, invest in R&D, and foster collaborations to speed the implementation of these breakthrough technologies. In conclusion, 10T-powered smart electric automotive ecosystems have the potential to change mobility. With intelligent infrastructure and connected technologies, these ecosystems enable more sustainable, efficient, and user-friendly transportation solutions. This research contributes to the automotive industry's IoT debate and advises policymakers, industry executives, and technological developers on this developing field's difficulties and prospects.

SRM Institute of Science and Technology (IN), M. Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Saveetha University (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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