Seoul, Korea - November 5, 2008
MOST Cooperation presented MOST150 for implementation in tomorrow's car models
The MOST Cooperation hosted the 9
th MOST Interconnectivity Conference Asia on November 5
th, 2008. At the JW Marriott Hotel in Seoul, South Korea, representatives of the MOST Cooperation presented to over 150 attendees of Asian carmakers and their suppliers an update on recent achievements of the organization and the MOST standardization roadmap.
Detroit, US - October 20-22, 2008
Successful Exhibit of MOST Cooperation at SAE Convergence 2008
The MOST Cooperation exhibited at the Society of Automotive Engineering's (SAE) Convergence show in Detroit, Michigan, USA. MOST50 and MOST150 demonstrations were shown at booth 913 on October 20 to 22, 2008, in the Cobo Center with various representatives of member companies hosting the MOST Cooperation booth. MOST50 is on the road and MOST150 is already making its way into future vehicles.
Stuttgart, Germany - September 30, 2008
MOST Forum 2008 Reports Successful Conference and Exhibition: International Automotive Electronics Audience Met in Stuttgart on September 30, 2008
Over 140 attendees came together for the first MOST Forum on September 30, 2008, in Stuttgart (Germany) to learn about the latest applications and future trends of MOST infotainment technology. "We are very pleased with the broad International audience of MOST Cooperation members and non-members coming from Asia, Europe and the United States", states Dr. Wolfgang Bott, Technical Coordinator of the MOST Cooperation. The broad audience included researchers, designers, engineers, system developers, as well as purchasers, journalists, and managers of the industries involved. The attendees actively listened to the technical presentations illuminating a wide range of MOST related topics.
Frankfurt, Germany - March 11, 2008
10th Annual Member Meeting of the MOST Cooperation in Frankfurt – Cooperation Celebrates 10 Years of Successful MOST Design and Development
The members of the MOST Cooperation got together in Frankfurt (Germany) on March 11
th, 2008, to hold their tenth annual
All Members Meeting. The international members of the organization include the 16 leading carmakers and 78 of their premier suppliers. "We are proud to celebrate our tenth anniversary that marks an outstanding automotive success story", stated
Dr. Christian Thiel, Administrator of the MOST Cooperation. "Within only 10 years MOST has been accepted as the de-facto standard for multimedia and infotainment networking in the automotive industry. It is now implemented in over 55 different car models worldwide, including the first Asian models from Toyota and Hyundai/Kia. Today, within a decade after the first sketch of the MOST ring structure, the third generation of the infotainment backbone is already defined. At 150 Mbps, it is 6 times faster than the original 25Mbps data rate and is adapted to the bandwidth requirements of various carmakers."
