Denso selects Airbiquity’s in-band modem

Airbiquity announced yesterday a global licensing agreement with Japanese navigation and telematics supplier DENSO, for its aqLink in-band software modem to support a North American automotive telematics program.

“Airbiquity was chosen to provide DENSO with two-way wireless connectivity through our aqLink software modem, an already road-proven product with more than 12 million vehicle installations to date,” said David Jumpa, senior vice-president of global business development for Airbiquity.

The aqLink software modem can be integrated onto a wireless module, Bluetooth hands-free kit or a navigation system to deliver connectivity applications. aqLink uses the voice channel which has the advantage to transmit data without unpredictable delays, a very important feature for critical and time-sensitive applications such as crash notification.


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DENSO to use Airbiquity’s in-band modem for telematics

Airbiquity has signed a global licensing agreement with DENSO. Under the agreement, Airbiquity will license its aqLink in-band software modem to DENSO to support a North American automotive telematics program.

NOTE: DENSO supplies the telematics box for TOYOTA’S SAFETY CONNECT service in North America. (Source: M2M)

Airbiquity’s aqLink technology offers DENSO a solution that allows them to use the voice channel to transmit data for critical and time-sensitive information. The modem also transmits data without unpredictable delays, regardless of the time of day or of wireless data network congestions often observed in large metropolitan areas.

Source: Airbiquity.