Why Use MQTT Protocol for Data Transmission in Vehicle Networking TSP?

Why Use MQTT Protocol for Data Transmission in Vehicle Networking TSP?

Click the blue text aboveTalks Lab Get more information on automotive network security Most intelligent vehicles are equipped with vehicle networking functions, which mainly consist of three parts: mobile APPs, cloud backend servers (TSP), and in-vehicle central entertainment systems/T-BOX/gateway devices. Vehicle Networking System Diagram Various data in the vehicle is uniformly collected by in-vehicle devices … Read more

Analysis of Four Major Business Models in the Internet of Vehicles

Analysis of Four Major Business Models in the Internet of Vehicles

The Internet of Vehicles refers to a large system network based on in-vehicle networks, inter-vehicle networks, and vehicle-mounted mobile internet, which conducts wireless communication and information exchange between vehicles, roads, pedestrians, and the internet according to agreed communication protocols and data exchange standards. It enables intelligent traffic management, intelligent dynamic information services, and intelligent vehicle … Read more

How to Properly Set Up a Wi-Fi Hotspot

How to Properly Set Up a Wi-Fi Hotspot

Nowadays, almost all smartphones, tablets, and laptops support wireless internet functionality. People usually use wireless routers to connect to the internet, and as long as they are within the effective coverage area of the router, they can connect via Wi-Fi. When there is no wireless router available, we often hear someone say, “Whose mobile data … Read more

ESP32 Microcontroller Connecting to Hotspot Network Example & Hotspot & Web Security Verification

ESP32 Microcontroller Connecting to Hotspot Network Example & Hotspot & Web Security Verification

#include <WiFi.h>#include <WebServer.h> const char* ssid_ap = "ESP32 Hotspot"; // Name of the ESP32 hotspot const char* password_ap = "abcd12345"; // Hotspot password String ssid_target = ""; // Target WiFi SSID String password_target = ""; // Target WiFi password // Create Web Server instance WebServer server(80); // Web server listens on port 80 // HTML … Read more