Wiring diagram: Electronics makers have big plans for your automotive future.(News)
AutoWeek, November, 2002 by Gritzinger, Bob
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Byline: BOB GRITZINGER From Microsoft to Motorola, they all want a piece of the automotive action-the big-bucks business of putting everything from controller chips to entertainment systems in our vehicles. And by 2005, a lot of what they're talking about now will be in cars, like it or not.
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``We're going step-by-step to a self-driving car,'' suggests Peter Schulmeyer, director of strategic marketing for Motorola's semiconductors unit. Rather than seeing telematics as distractions from driving, he envisions a future in which these features are what you do instead of driving, a ...
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