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    How V2X is Changing Automotive Design

    March 8, 2021
    3GPP Release 16 brings a more detailed emphasis on the evolution of V2X. This whitepaper provides the latest information and a comprehensive overview of the status of V2X, delving into technology, standards, pillars, uses cases and C-V2X testing.
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    A key technology in automotive evolution, Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) allows automobiles to directly connect with each other, roadside infrastructure, and pedestrians to deliver benefits ranging from road safety, traffic efficiency, and smart mobility to environmental sustainability and driver convenience. Considering the safety-based nature of many of these use cases, verifying performance is critical.

    Anritsu’s white paper provides a comprehensive overview of V2X/C-V2X includes topics such as:

    • Wireless technology and its current global status
    • the four pillars of V2X
    • standards organizations and current worldwide deployment of standards
    • C-V2X test environment
    • Key use cases

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