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9MOTOROLA, INC.
In many of today’s vehicles there are more chips
than in any other consumer product, including a
high-end PC. Motorola’s smart, embedded tech-
nology is the catalyst that enables networks and
smart vehicles to link to people and information.
We are the leading supplier of semiconductors
for the automotive industry. And to ensure a creative
advantage for our customers, we plan to continue
to create advanced solutions built upon these market-leading
smart, embedded technologies.
Motorola’s Telematics Communications Group delivers products
that provide emergency calling, roadside assistance and other
security and convenience services. In the future, Telematics
is expected to include real-time navigation and traffic updates, a
broad range of Internet services and car-to-car communications
for families, as well as
remote diagnostics, soft-
ware upgrades and repairs
to improve engine perform-
ance and fix problems.
SMART VEHICLES ONLINE BETWEEN THE WHITE LINES
Linking People’s Dreams With Technology’s Promise
COMMAND CENTERS YOU CAN WASH and drive
away – that’s what today’s automobiles are
becoming with Motorola technology.
$26.5
billion
The annual worldwide demand
projected for automotive elec-
tronics by 2002.