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Alliance Miracast, CCC MirrorLink, Huawei Welink, Apple CarPlay, Baidu CarLife, Android Auto,
etc.

7.4.3 Requirements – Display Screens and terminals connectivity
R1: The VMS should be able to connect to various terminals (such as different types of IVI screens,
mobiles, tablets, etc.) based on their capabilities.
R2: The VMS should support the interactive connection with mobile devices.

R3: Upon detection of change of the VMS user, the VMS should wipe personal data transferred
through the mobile device connected to the VMS in order to respect privacy of personal data.

7.4.4 Use case C – Comfort and well-being on board

The emotional and physical conditions of driver and passengers are measured either through smart
watches connected with the VMS, through scanning of facial expressions and postures with cameras
or other sensors on board (e.g., sensors integrated in steering wheel or seats) that are connected to the
VMS. In order to stimulate the comfort and well-being of all passengers on board and to ensure the
non-drowsiness and attentiveness of the driver, the senses of persons on board are stimulated through
display content, ambient light, sound, scents, as well as air distribution and flow.

In case of critical situations, such as drowsiness or distraction of the driver, VMS displays alert
messages, gives audible alerts or shuts down displays in case the driver is looking away from the road
for a considerable long period of time.

The information collected for each passenger is integrated in each personal profile, possibly along
with other environmental information (localization, number of persons aboard, air condition,
temperature, vehicle telemetry etc.).

Over time, an individual evolution measured per passenger as well as an individual profile for
well-being will be created with the help of artificial intelligence running in the background of the
VMS and be deposited in the cloud.
The information collected by the vehicle VMS regarding the emotional and physical status of the
users, can be made available to other well-being and health related value-added services to which the
user has subscribed. These services can provide information on user well-being and health needs to
the vehicle VMS.
7.4.4.1 Proposed requirements

R1: VMS should have or should be connected to sensors sensing the cognitive load of the driver, and
the emotional and physical conditions of all vehicle users.
R2: VMS should have or be connected to all features that can change the ambience in the vehicle
such as a library of music and messages, lighting, perfume deodorizer, etc.
R3: VMS should have integrated algorithms that react to and initiate actions instantaneously including
outside of network coverage.

R4: VMS should be able to connect to external well-being and health services and transmit
information collected regarding each user.

R5: VMS must have storage space to save each user profile data and to send them to the cloud when
network coverage becomes available.
R6: Upon detection of change of the VMS user, the VMS should wipe personal data in order to respect
privacy of the user.
R7: Each individual user should have the possibility to shut down or unsubscribe the function at any
time temporarily or irrevocably.

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