![[Web and Automotive] Shift Into High Gear on the Web; W3C Workshop; 14-15 November 2012, Rome, Italy](webauto-banner1.jpg)
Host
W3C gratefully acknowledges Intel Open Source Technology Center for hosting this workshop.
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Workshop Papers
- Gadget Car
- by Marcin Hanclik, Shinjiro Urata (ACCESS)
- InCar API
- by (AKQA)
- Audi's Statement of Interest
- by Burkhard Mayer (Audi)
- Putting safety first
- by Ingo Moldenhauer and Oliver Novakovic (Alpine Electronics R&D Europe GmbH)
- Black Duck Representation in W3C Workshop on Web and Automotive
- by Boris Geller (Black Duck)
- Enabling Rich Web Applications for In-Vehicle Infotainment
- by Simon Isenberg, Wolfgang Haberl and Matthias Goebl (BMW Forschung und Technik GmbH,); Maximilian Michely and Uwe Baumgartenz (Technical University Munich)
- Relationship Between the Car and the Mobile Phone
- by Erika M. Olimpiew (CSC)
- Modeling Driving behavior in relation to ITS and human factors
- by Raymond G. Hoogendoorn (Delft University of Technology)
- automotiveHMI – Model-Based In-Vehicle Infotainment Description as a Stepping Stone for the Integration of Car and Web
- by Gerrit Meixner, Marius Orfgen and Moritz Kuemmerling (DFKI)
- Proposing a Meta-Language for Specifying Presentation Complexity in order to Support System Situation Awareness
- by Christoph Endres and Michael Feld (DFKI); Christian Müller (EIT ICT Labs)
- Avoid roadblocks toward a Web Highway; Automotive an Extra Sensory Powerhouse of Data
- by Magnus Olsson and Konstantin Zervas (Ericsson AB)
- Fujitsu Positoin Paper
- by Makoto Sakamoto (Fujitsu Ltd.)
- How can webapps benefit from automotive environment, with safety?
- by Pierre Girard (Gemalto)
- Harman Statement of Interest
- (Harman Automotive)
- Hitachi Statement of Interest
- by Mitsunori Maru (Hitachi)
- Honda Position Paper
- by Cheree Anne Schepp (Honda R&D Europe)
- Achieving a Safe and Seamless User Experience Through Accessible Web Applications
- by Alejandro Piñeiro Iglesias (Igalia)
- Intecs and ISTI-CNR Position Paper
- by Raffaella Mambrini, Elena Cordiviola (Intecs SpA); Massimo Magrini, Massimo Martinelli, Davide Moroni, Gabriele Pieri, Ovidio Salvetti (ISTI-CNR)
- Intel Statement of Interest
- by Mikko Ylinen (Intel OSTC)
- Intel Position Paper
- by Tsuguo Nobe (Intel K.K.)
- Position Paper of Japan Automobile Research Institute
- by Hiroshi Ito (ITS Research Division)
- The Architecture of Future Automotive Applications based on Web Technologies
- by Luka Bradesko and Marko Grobelnik (Jozef Stefan Institute); Andreas Harth and Achim Rettinger (Institute AIFB, KIT); and Sebastian Speiser (Karlsruhe Service Research Institute, KIT)
- KDDI’s Position Paper
- (KDDI)
- LGE Position Paper
- by Justin Park and Hyungjin Jeon (LG Electronics)
- Livio Position Paper
- by (Livio)
- Mitsubishi Statement of Interest
- by Peter Winzell (Mitsubishi)
- NTT Docomo's Position Paper
- by Masaaki Yamamoto (NTT DOCOMO,INC)
- Drive by Wire: Building the Wired Automobile World
- by Daniel Austin (Paypal Inc.)
- QNX Expression of Interest
- by Andy Gryc and Marc Lapierre (QNX Software Systems Ltd.)
- Renault Position Paper
- by Ludovic Alidra (Renault)
- SMK Position Paper
- by Haruhiko Kondo (SMK Corporation)
- Valcon equity Statement of Interest
- by Erik Pellemeier (Valcon equity)
- Visteon Position Paper
- by Jean-Marc Temmos (Visteon Software Technologies)
- HTML5 and Device APIs for Automotive: Is it time to power Infotainment and Car Portal Applications with Web Technologies?
- by Diana Cheng (Vodafone)
- Position Paper for W3C Web and Automotive Workshop
- by Marius Spika, Mark Beckmann (VolksWagen)