Auton Clocks New Connected Car Achievements with ATSC 3.0 Standard, a Reliable and Robust Distribution Pipe to Vehicles, at Motown 3.0 Test Track
WASHINGTON, June 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Pearl TV, the coalition of U.S. broadcasters transitioning to NEXTGEN TV, today announced new field test data with Auton performed at the "Motown 3.0 Open Test Track" in Detroit, Mich., that demonstrated how robust the transport layer and software applications of the ATSC 3.0 "NEXTGEN TV" standard are in non-real time data delivery of streaming video and secure broadband files to vehicles. These results, coupled with the previous physical layer testing programs conducted by both Pearl TV and Auton of ATSC 3.0 in mobile environments, further demonstrates the standard's relevance in providing an alternative and viable wireless distribution pipe to vehicles.
- As 5G and other technologies gradually emerge, ATSC 3.0 uniquely offers a one-to-many delivery option, with a robust, fully scalable platform at a lower cost than other solutions.
- The testing was performed in concert with the E. W. Scripps Company's ATSC 3.0 Lighthouse station WMYD powered by the Triveni Digital Broadcast Chain.
- Media and analysts interested in experiencing NEXTGEN TV or speaking with Pearl TV, Auton or Triveni Digital may contact [email protected] to reserve a briefing.
- The Auton service is ubiquitous, global and continuous the very definition of "connected car."