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| Qualcomm Introduces OmniVision Mobile Computing Platform SQUALCOMM Incorporated, a provider of business-to-business wireless enterprise applications and services, announced the commercial availability of the new OmniVision System for Transportation, the next-generation wireless enterprise system for the transportation and logistics industry. Based on the all-new OmniVision(TM) mobile computing platform, the flexible, scalable system has been engineered from the ground up to help fleet operators improve efficiency, better manage fleet logistics, enhance driver safety and productivity, and improve driver satisfaction and retention. The OmniVision system is on display at this week's American Trucking Associations' Management Conference & Exhibition in Dallas. The OmniVision platform, a framework of hardware, software and network infrastructure, enables delivery of two-way data communications and value-added services to enterprises in a mobile environment. Specifically designed for the transportation and logistics industry, the OmniVision System for Transportation incorporates industry-specific features and capabilities into that framework, including a growing number of optional value-added services. The OmniVision system includes hardware components, such as a satellite data modem with integrated GPS and a media display unit, as well as essential firmware and software, and the security in knowing that QUALCOMM systems integrate with back office systems from the leading transportation management software service providers. The OmniVision platform enables fleets to enjoy a host of new features and benefits while using value-added services available for current QUALCOMM mobile systems. Advanced text-to-speech capability helps ensure driver safety and productivity by allowing drivers to listen to and replay messages, eliminating the need to stop the vehicle and pull over to read a text message. The platform also features an integrated, color touch-screen and a remote control device, providing drivers quick access to critical information such as messages read by the text-to-speech feature. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Exhibition News :: home page |