Wind River's Mobile Exhibit

    Aug. 4, 2016
    Vehicle software and its connections ot the Internet of Things (IoT) is something that at times is hard to describe. That's one reason why Wind River put together a mobile exhibit that it could take on the road to places such as the TU-Automotive Show in Detroit back in June, so it could show off its Helix chassis system designed to support next-generation connected vehicles as well as self-driving ones. (All photos by Sean Kilcarr/Fleet Owner)

    Vehicle software and its connections ot the Internet of Things (IoT) is something that at times is hard to describe. That's one reason why Wind River put together a mobile exhibit that it could take on the road to places such as the TU-Automotive Detroit 2016 show back in June, to show off its Helix chassis system designed to support next-generation connected and self-driving vehicles, along with other in-car technologies. (All photos by Sean Kilcarr/Fleet Owner)

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    Sean Kilcarr is a former longtime FleetOwner senior editor who wrote for the publication from 2000 to 2018. He served as editor-in-chief from 2017 to 2018.

     

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