America continues to lead the remote information processing market

The supply of remote information processing systems in the United States is greater than that of other countries, with the supply of Western Europe ranking second. In the year of 2011, sales of remote information processing systems will increase by 22.6% in the United States, including OEM delivery and the aftermarket. The US market is the largest in the world and this status will remain until at least 2017. This system has more than ten years of history in America, which was applied by Ford and General Motor since 1996. All cars in America have used this system, and many of them have the connection of embedded and mobile device. Actually, many GM cars had applied Bluetooth and the new ONSTar system from the year before to last.

Currently, the remote information processing of mobile devices is the largest area, which had surpassed the embedded processor. The communication of the mobile system is based on the smartphone or other mobile device, while the integrated processor is integrated into the acoustics of the car. The mobile system has advantages because it gains the solid growth between Ford and other OEM manufacturers. In addition, many cars, which have the integrated processor, also have the Bluetooth system.

Overall, OEM mobile device sales will increase from 4.8 million to 16.2 million in 2007; the annual growth rate will be 16.5%. Because all cars have the integrated processor installed, so it has stopped increasing. The cost of hardware and infrastructure is comparatively high, so people don’t accept embedded devices. Through GM’s efforts, America’s remote information processing is the leading state in the world. GM’s application of ONStar put pressure on other automakers in 2009; therefore, they were entering the market. There are only two other manufacturers to supply the integrated device, namely BMW and Mercedes, but these two manufacturers only produce the high-class cars. The related IC is P3324.