Vehicle
Vehicle signal observation · Qualified location and map match · eHorizon probable path and attribute validity · Device provisioning, configuration and OTA · Hardware, BSP and embedded platform boundary
Follow vehicle signals, telemetry, routes, content, EV plans, AI tools, mobility trips, media, OTA and operations evidence across cloud, apps, firmware and hardware. Every boundary names its producer, consumer, compatibility keys, degraded behavior and claims it cannot make.
The interface family is stable; exact transport, schema, platform and program ownership are frozen per vehicle program.
Vehicle signal observation · Qualified location and map match · eHorizon probable path and attribute validity · Device provisioning, configuration and OTA · Hardware, BSP and embedded platform boundary
Route plan, activation and guidance state · AI cockpit tool invocation and confirmation · Rider guidance and accessory presentation
Telemetry ingestion and digital-twin projection · Remote-service intent, dispatch and outcome · EV vehicle context, prediction and journey plan · Program identity, credential and entitlement · Optimization demand, candidate and publication
Mobility demand, quote, assignment, pickup and trip lifecycle · Notification, deep link and cross-surface continuation
Content manifest, package and activation lifecycle
Fleet exception case and field execution · Video trigger, media evidence and custody · Geo-roadside intake, resource, dispatch and closure · Analytics, KPI and operational reporting
Open a family to inspect producers, consumers, transports, compatibility vector, degradation and production evidence.
Qualify speed, ignition, gear, odometer, energy, SoC, charging and diagnostic observations before any consuming product uses them.
Carry observed position, dead-reckoning state, map-match alternatives, confidence and expiry into navigation, telemetry and safety consumers.
Move identity-bound, schema-qualified vehicle/device observations through buffering, deduplication, ordering and canonical twin projection.
Separate user intent, policy authorization, dispatch receipt, device acknowledgement and verified physical outcome for approved remote services.
Carry signed content identity, compatibility, lineage, rollout and last-known-good state from Map Content Cloud into device runtimes.
Share one versioned trip and route context across navigation cloud/SDK, cockpit, cluster, HUD, companion and dependent EV or eHorizon products.
Deliver bounded probable paths, route-ahead attributes, content release, validity and degradation to allowlisted vehicle consumers.
Bind BMS-approved truth, vehicle calibration, route, environment, charger qualification, prediction confidence and plan revision.
Ground model proposals in versioned tools, policy, vehicle state, confirmation and auditable terminal evidence.
Bind organization, program, vehicle line, application, device, user, environment, territory, product and quota rights.
Preserve revisions and authority across rider, driver, orchestration, vehicle and support surfaces.
Connect qualified fleet events to accountable case, task, proof, closure and report state.
Carry immutable demand, resources, constraints, cost basis, objective, candidate plan, human review and publication receipt.
Correlate trigger, clocks, media segments, policy, access, review, export and lifecycle without rewriting source evidence.
Bind owner, route, maneuver sequence, presentation policy, accessory state and control intent across phone, cluster/HUD and rider device.
Carry precise incident context, resource eligibility, provider acknowledgement, ETA, proof, CRM reconciliation and network analysis.
Deliver versioned, purpose-scoped alerts and journey links across owner, EV, rider, driver and support applications.
Bind device identity, hardware compatibility, signed artifact, cohort, activation, health and rollback across edge systems.
Carry named definitions, source windows, denominators, gaps, privacy policy and reproducible calculation revisions.
Allocate power, network, sensors, storage, secure element, boot, OS/BSP, diagnostics and field-service responsibilities.
These rules apply across every contract family and every deployment form.
Source, projection, plan, presentation and physical outcome owners remain separately named.
Schema alone is insufficient; releases, policy, content, configuration, territory and platform must agree.
Unknown, stale, invalid, unavailable and conflict remain distinct and fail closed where required.
Intent, acknowledgement, execution evidence and reconciled terminal outcome stay ordered and auditable.
Purpose, role, entitlement, data minimization, secrets and retention apply at every boundary.
Reference builds and simulations do not replace target, operational, manufacturing or OEM approval.
Select products, transports, owners, versions, failure behavior and acceptance evidence before feature integration begins.