The car that thinks along - The special display for intelligent traffic telematics

Whether it involves the European "eCall" emergency calling system for locating drivers after an accident, ITS solutions to support electromobility, the latest developments in navigation and driver assistance technology or the "smartphone on wheels", which is hooked up via LTE broadband access to a mainframe computer in a Cloud network and is able to communicate independently with other cars - the CeBIT Destination ITS display sector provides a comprehensive showcase and demonstration venuefor intelligent transport systems and services (ITS). A driving simulator will invite visitors to try out the different functions and test the systems for themselves.

With over 330,000 IT attending specialists - first movers for ITS systems and top-level managers as potential first-buyers of these systems - CeBIT has just the right audience to help drive your sales of intelligent telematics systems. Reports in the international media and visits by high-ranking political delegations will help draw enhanced public attention to this rapidly developing technology sector.

The "CeBIT in Motion" forum is a key fixture at CeBIT Destination ITS, featuring high-caliber presentations and discussions of the latest traffic telematics trends and developments.

An annual glimpse into the future of ITS-based applications.

The "CeBIT in Motion" forum highlights all the latest news and information on intelligent traffic telematics. Apart from specialist presentations, the forum also features panel discussions as well as user dialog and networking.

Here you can discover the products and services that will be setting the pace in telematics and navigation over the next 12 months and beyond.

The telematics and navigation sector has undergone some dramatic changes over the past 20 years. From the first cellphones and laptops, the first navigation devices, the UMTS standard, the mobile Internet all the way to smartphones and apps - mobile solutions applications have become steadily more abundant and easier to use. And the future will continue to drive the process of merging all information sources - both organizationally and technically. The computer, the cellphone, the navigation device, the car - even the user - everything will continue to converge.

Today it is difficult for any company, for any individual sector to keep tabs on all the critical changes taking place. Apps are springing up left and right, and despite the authorities' efforts to achieve standardization, the Web is creating its own standards.

• Who can determine all the potential courses of action?
• Are cities being steered by providers?
• Is it possible for a hotel to survive if it isn't listed as a POI on every single sat nav interface?
• How big is the actual gap between "automated" driving using a navigational device and fully automated (autonomous) driving?

All of these questions continue to crop up again and again, fueled by a steady stream of technological advances. The pace in the world of telematics - and the pace of our world as a result of telematics - is steadily changing.

Pavilion and Conference

The M2M Zone organized by Horizon House is a single space in which network operators, application designers, hardware manufacturers and end users of M2M (machine to machine) congregate to make a dynamic presence.

By working and showcasing in one designated area in the, collectively we can make a powerful statement about the growing importance of wireless M2M communications solutions. Exhibition space packages for completely outfitted stands and sponsorships are available.

The M2M Zone will also be organizing a FREE M2M Zone Conference, which will take place inside of the forum CeBIT in Motion. At this interactive conference, a global team of ICT analysts and insiders will explore the exciting wireless M2M communications technologies.

Learn from best-practice techniques and case studies of the energy, automotive and transportation sectors; learn the intricacies and capabilities of intermodal supply chains, remote monitoring, and critical emergency and medical response.

Further informations you will get at www.m2mzone.com.