Telematic

In their experiment, researchers claim they were able to undermine the security of the telematic's cellular connections and insert malicious computer code which could give them the capability to over-ride vehicle controls. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The researchers bought a sedan equipped with a telematic system—a cellular-based service which allows the car makers to perform remote diagnostics and track a car's location. ❋ Unknown (2011)

She said the project is evolving into something less about art and “more about telematic labor.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

That's to be expected in a former new town, I suppose, as the EU New Towns platform has identified new towns in general, and Harlow and a few others in particular, as having the sort of flexible legal structure which makes them ripe for continuous expansion into the, ever expanding, telematic megatropolises (post-modern Gothic Cities?) of the horrible future. ❋ Newmania (2008)

Moments later, she steps out - in Waterloo, Ont. Minutes later, she somehow emerges again, this time in Peoria, Ill. Welcome to one of the most ambitious, experimental theatre projects ever conceived - Alice (Experiments in Wonderland) - a multipoint telematic performance for children and adults. ❋ Melted_snowball (2008)

Through his unique use of video conference techniques in artistic telepresence applications he has developed a series of celebrated telematic art installations that have received international acclaim and have been cited on numerous occasions amongst his peers in this field. ❋ Alpha Auer (2008)

This program uses a telematic device, which gathers driver data and wirelessly transmits it over a cellphone network. ❋ Unknown (2008)

At the Paris car show this month, telematic teases are on just about every dashboard. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Analysts predict that 84 percent of new cars sold in 2005 will be telematic-ready. ❋ Unknown (2007)

He continues to collaborate with one of their founding members, John McCormick - a pioneer in the field of telematic performance and motion capture - and the two are now preparing a work called Ways To Wave, which will premiere in San Jose next June, at 01SJ, the second Biennial of Global Art on the Edge. ❋ Bettina Tizzy (2007)

The difference is that, in the US, the technology was pioneered by the car industry and developed, as this article describes, by an alliance of universities, medical care associations and telematic companies. ❋ Richard (2007)

How much do you think the pope's absence or at least his quote/unquote "telematic presence" will affect the pilgrims coming here. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The basket of services includes the installation of exchange lines; line rental; local, long distance and international calls; calls from public pay telephones; calls over non-voice switched telematic services; directory information services and telephone operator services. ❋ Unknown (2001)

The concept of community telecentres offered a potential vehicle for the delivery of all sorts of telematic services to groups and individuals in areas that had few telecommunications connections. ❋ Unknown (1998)

In a highly fragmented industrial structure where quick communication is necessary to use the industrial structure most efficiently and to keep costs down, the development of a telematic network providing the information flows needed by all the firms involved in the textile cycle may represent a qualitative jump for an industrial structure like that of Prato. ❋ Unknown (1984)