VISIONFC Automotive Summit

Vienna, Austria

October 18, 2016

WELCOME

Koichi Tagawa, Chairman, NFC Forum

NFC IN AUTOMOTIVE: THE MARKET MOVES FORWARD

Alexander Rensink, Vice Chairman, NFC Forum

Alexander Rensink, Vice Chairman, NFC Forum

October 18, 2016, Vienna

NFC in Automotive: The Market Moves Forward

Advancing Near Field Communication Technology5

The NFC Forum brings the

convenience of NFC

technology to life. We

empower organizations to

deliver secure, tap-based

interactions with an

intuitive, reliable experience

to users around the globe.

NFC FORUM MISSION

THE NFC FORUM REPRESENTS


All of the world’s major:

● Chip vendors

● Payment service providers

● Smart phone manufacturers

● Mobile operating system providers

Collaborations with industry consortia:

● Consumer Electronics for Automotive

● Car Connectivity Consortium

● Japan Automotive Software Platform Architecture

● Fast IDentity Online Alliance

● Smart Ticketing Alliance

NFC AND THE CONNECTED WORLD


NFC-ENABLED WORLDWIDE-RANGING USER EXPERIENCES EVERYWHERE

Access

Connected

Car Connected

Home

Smart

Manu-

facturing

Marketing

SmartMobility

Payment

Marketing

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Technology trends creating opportunity for NXP

80% of the world’s economic value will come

from connectivity improvements to existing cars, devices, and Internet of Things

Source: Euromonitor; Gartner; ARM Holdings; UBS; Center for Strategic and International Studies;

McAfee, NXP analysis, International Telecommunications Union

Everything

connected

Everything

smart

Everything

secure

1B+ additional

consumers online, 50B+

connected devices

80B+ more devices with

intelligence by 2017

Economic impact of

cyber-attacks nearing

half-trillion dollars

FUTURE: NFC-CONNECTIVITY EVERYWHERE

NFC MARKET GROWTH AND PHASES


Source 1: IHS

Source 2: Global Market Insights

Source 3: Strategy Analytics

Automakers embracing NFC as a strategy:

• Audi, BMW, Daimler, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen,

others integrating NFC into cars2

• Demand increasing2 for NFC connectivity: access,

personalization and diagnostics

2.2 billion NFC-enabled handset shipments by 20201

• NFC adopted across all handset OEMs, covering all OSs

• 72% by 20203, up from 52% in 20163 and 18%1 in 2013

• Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Android Pay, etc.

• Global NFC market to exceed $22 billion by 20232

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DRIVERS WANT CONNECTED CARS

By 2020, every second car will

be a connected car, according

to car manufacturers2

Source 1: Forrester

Source 2: Avnet

The Retrofit Future of the Connected Car1


NFC AND THE CAR: A NEW CONNECTED EXPERIENCE

In-car Payment

● Multimedia streaming

● System upgrades

● Tolls, drive-through

Digital User Experience

● BT/WiFi pairing

● Personalize settings

● Wireless power charging

● Service notifications

Smart Authorization

● Car access and start

● Car rental or sharing

● Fleet management

● Car trunk delivery

MOMENTUMNFC SMARTPHONE-TO-VEHICLE SOLUTIONS

Mercedes-Benz & Samsung NFC Car KeySource 1: Android Headlines, “Mercedes-Benz And Samsung Unveil Smartphone Car Key, Sept. 3, 2016

Mercedes-Benz and Samsung create NFC smartphone car key

Tap-and-access user convenience

● NFC-enabled Samsung smartphone with secure SIM card

● Mercedes-Benz companion application

● NFC chip

Embedded solution

● Tamper-proof embedded Secure Element

● NFC technology designed for sensitive uses, such as payment

systems, transport, ticketing, corporate access, and cloud

computing authentication

● NFC chip will be installed into the door handles of compatible

models1

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http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/09/mercedes-benz-samsung-unveil-smartphone-car-key.html

MOMENTUMNFC COMMERCE PROTOTYPE

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4.

Visa & Honda NFC-enabled Car Prototype

● Visa extended its NFC payments platform to auto makers

In-vehicle NFC payment experiences via Visa Checkout

● With Honda, Visa beta-testing NFC parking and fuel proofs of

concept in U.S.

Payment made from vehicle’s display at NFC-enabled stations

● Visa to expand NFC payment experiences to IoT as well as

wearables (Pebble, Chronos, others)

Source: Visa, “Visa Extends Secure Payments to the Automotive Industry,” Feb. 22, 2016

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http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160221005114/en/Visa-Extends-Secure-Payments-Automotive-Industry

NFC FORUM AUTOMOTIVE TASK FORCE

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● A place where manufacturers of smart cars and

smartphones meet, acting as a bridge between

industry stakeholders

● Provides the information and tools needed to

seamlessly integrate NFC technology

● Identifies the most promising directions:

Improve and customize driver experience

Advance mobile device and IoT integration

Facilitate smart fleet management

Improve automobile access and security

Simplify automobile diagnostic process

Encouraging broad adoption of NFC technology

WE WANT YOU:

BECOME A LEADER IN THE RAPIDLY GROWING NFC INDUSTRY

JOIN THE NFC FORUM!

For more information on how to get

involved: http://nfc-forum.org/


http://nfc-forum.org/

THANK YOU!

Questions?


WHERE SMARTPHONES MEET THE DASHBOARD

Dr. Jörg Brakensiek, Car Connectivity Consortium

© 2016 Car Connectivity Consortium. All Rights Reserved.

Where Smartphones meet the DashboardDr. Jörg Brakensiek

Chief Architect and Chair of Technical WG

Car Connectivity Consortium


Outline

Car Connectivity Consortium

MirrorLink Today

MirrorLink Tomorrow

Car Data Market Place

Digital Car Key


Smartphone-based

Connected-Car Solutions

• Seamless

• End-to-End

• Responsible


Car Connectivity Consortium Overview

Global consortium, bringing car, handset and head-unit industries together

• Established in February, 2011

Objective is to develop smartphone-based connected-car solutions

• Membership open to any interested company

• Solutions are platform agnostic and not owned/governed by a single member

• Runs certification programs to ensure compatibility

CCC Work Items

• MirrorLink® (established)

• Car Data Market Place (new)

• Digital Car Key (new)


Some of Our Members


The MirrorLink Concept


MirrorLink API

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Simple Application Guidelines

Simple Guideline Objectives

• Apps work within different cars

• Apps do not distract the driver.

• No Business logic

• No Hidden rules

Guidelines are region specific

• EU, US, Japan, China

• Transparent Certification

Program


User Experience, driven by Applications

Application Design Principles

• Developers are given an empty

canvas for the UI to fill.

• Maintain brand identity.

• Templates are possible, but not

required.

No Limitations

• Applications can be of any kind:

Navigation, entertainment, social,

messaging, …


Integration of Media Streams made Simple

RockScout powered by MirrorLink

• CCC Drive-Certified Media Player

• Enables streaming of audio & native media

streams without undergoing formal certification.

• Leverages Android’s Media Browser Service

Supported Publisher


Maintenance Existing

Features

Future Directions for the CCC

Application Platform

New Service Enablement

Standard

Centric

Approach

Digital Car Key

Car Data

Marketplace


What is next with MirrorLink

Harden and streamline existing MirrorLink experiences

Introduction of new Data Services

• Car Telematics Data

• Applications as a Data Source: Media & Navigation Meta Information

Better support for Applications – 2nd revision of the MirrorLink API

• Certification status of available applications

• Simpler voice interactions of applications

• And many more…

Will be introduced as MirrorLink 1.3

• Available 1H2017


What is next with MirrorLink

Co-operation agreement with ETSI

(European Telecommunications Standards Institute)

• ETSI will formally explore adopting MirrorLink 1.2 as an ETSI Technical

Specification.

• Will be part of ITS Technical Committee, use PAS process

Why a formal Standard – Why ETSI?

• A standard will make it easier to work with government bodies and regulators.

• ETSI is known very well to many of our members

• ETSI has the right processes in place to allow the adoption of an industry

specification, already adopted by millions of devices in the market place.


New Work Item: Digital Car Key

Digital Car Key merges mobile and automotive world again, providing

convenience for user, and opening new opportunities.

Example Use Cases

• Unlock vehicle

• Lock vehicle

• Start vehicle engine

• Digital Key management / provisioning / revocation

A standardized approach will drive the ecosystem to develop and

deploy a common solution.


Main Digital Car Key Roles

Car Owner

Cars

Backend

Digital Key

Smart Phone/Accessory

Car User


Digital Car Key – Example Use Case (1)

Proximity



Proximity


New Work Item – Car Data Market Place

Utilizing car data has also been widely discussed in the industry without

significant progress for a holistic standard approach.

Building on our current infrastructure, CCC can provide a standardized,

secure and safe way for vehicle data management.

Example Use Case

• Usage based insurance

• Real-time road condition monitoring

• Integrated vehicle maintenance and more.

As an independent third party we serve to ensure that issues of privacy

and security are effectively addressed.


Car Data Market Place

Car Data Bank

Service Industry

Internet Companies

Handset vendors

Insurance Companies

Rental Car Companies

Retailers

App. Developers

Ad./Marketing

Auto OEM

Phone

Vehicle Data

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Conclusion

The intersection of Smartphones and Cars is an exciting place.

100 Million of MirrorLink enabled Phones in the hand of consumers.

• 650+ certified MirrorLink enabled phones

Millions of MirrorLink enabled Vehicles on the street.

• 1250+ certified MirrorLink enabled head-units

Dozens of MirrorLink enabled applications available for download

• 23 CCC certified / 80 Whitelisted applications / 18 in process

Join our new Digital Car Key and Car Data Market Place work items to

achieve a similar or even better success.

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CCC and NFC Forum

Memorandum of Understanding between CCC and NFC Forum

• Share use cases relevant to the automotive activities

• Exchange and reference of each other’s specifications

• Messaging the alignment of NFC automotive and CCC activities to avoid market

confusion

Possible CCC Interest Areas with regard to NFC

• Digital Car Key work item

• Out-of-Band pairing support via NFC, similar to BT OOB

THE ROAD AHEAD: NFC TAG EXPERIENCES IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

Matthew Bright, Thin Film Electronics

The Road Ahead:

NFC Tag Experiences

in the Automotive Industry

Matthew BrightSr. Director, Product & Technical MarketingThin Film Electronics

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Add a little bit

of intelligence

to a lot of things.

Our vision for the Internet of Everything

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At purchase

• Research models

• Make comparisons

• Read trusted reviews

• Car history(preowned cars)

• Social proof

On the go

• View manual

• Roadside assistance

• Tourism & navigation

• Temporary keys for valet, car loans, etc.

Maintenance& Repair

• Check in for service

• Aftermarket accessories

• Replace wear items & fluids

• Compatibility check

• Replacement part authentication

Automotive end-to-end user journey

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Non-owned vehicles

Rental Car

• Check into a car

• Request roadside assistance

• Navigate to destination

Ride Share

• Check into a car

• Discounts & promotions

Taxi

• Check into a specific vehicle

• Provide ride/driver feedback

• Call translation service

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Marketing to millennials

84% of millennials use a mobile device while in-store65% use a smartphone while waiting to check out

Source: Mobile Commerce Daily, Aug 2016

Millennials are:

4X more likely to

compare products online

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NFC tags & consumer engagement in CPG

User taps on wine bottle

Launch various consumer engagement use cases

Mobile Commerce Winery Photo Tour

Analyticsand reporting

DashboardTap to Connect

1 2 3

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NFC tags in automotive – practical details

Option 1: Read NFC tags using touchpoint in car- conveniently located- clearly marked- can be used to trigger P2P/Card Emulation, too

Option 2: Read NFC tags on car with mobile phone- applied at factory- applied at dealer- aftermarket

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NFC at the dealership

NFC Window Sticker (Retail)• Instant expertise• Download technical details• Use comparison tools• Car history (new and pre-owned)

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NFC Tourist Card, Brochure• Set navigation system destination• Play audio story of the local

area/destination• Retrieve discounts to nearby

attractions

NFC on the go

NFC Owner’s Tools• View interactive user manual• Request roadside assistance

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NFC away from home

NFC Interior Label – Rental / Ride Share / Taxi• Check into a specific car• Discounts & promotions

(Tap coaster for 20% off ride home from bar)• Provide feedback on driver• Request roadside assistance• Call translation service

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NFC for maintenance & repair

NFC Replacement Parts / Smart Packaging• Verify compatibility with make/model

(consumables / wear items / fluids)• Select correct aftermarket accessories• Authenticate replacement parts

NFC VIN Sticker• Effortless, accurate check in for service• Instant lookup of open recalls

& service campaigns

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What’s next for the automotive industry

• NFC is a ‘now’ technology; users, devices ready• Tag applications are flexible and diverse• Cooperation will accelerate the killer app:

Manufacturers, dealers, service providers• Involve your digital ad agencies• Keep it fresh; keep it fun

Thank you!

Matthew Bright

[email protected]

NFC AUTOMOTIVE USE CASES: FROM PROTOTYPE TO SERIES-PRODUCTION CAR

Martin Schwab, Daimler AG

NFC Automotive Use Cases

From Prototype to Series-Production Car

NFC Forum Automotive Summit

Martin Schwab, Vienna, October18, 2016

NFC Prototype @2010

Proof-of-Concept of NFC Automotive Use Cases

• High motivation to simplify Bluetooth pairing

• Comprehensive set of use cases

• Hands-on experience (specification, components, …)

• Early support for series development projects

E-Class NFC Demonstrator

• Multiple activation points

• Protocol stack modifications (Bluetooth/NFC)

• New use cases and protocol enhancements

• Nokia C7

NFC-Integration in Mercedes-Benz Wireless Mobile

InterfaceWireless Mobile Interface Features

• NFC for infotainment use cases

• NFC for digital key

• Wireless charging (Qi-Standard)

• Wireless antenna coupling including LTE

Challenges

• High integration of multiple coils for various technologies

• Multiplexing of two NFC touch points

• Coexistence of wireless charging and NFC operation

• EMC

State-of-the-Art NFC Automotive Use Cases

The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Infotainment

• Easy Pairing

• Easy device selection

• Context-awareness

• Spontaneous contact call/navigation

• URL content on huge head unit screen

Digital Key

• Car access

• Engine start

NFC Challenges

Interaction of two smart devices may cause application-level conflicts

• Good user experience with combination of smart and dumb device

• Simple „tap to connect / tap to disconnect“ approach is intuitive

More sophisticated application logic on both devices requires enhanced protocol

features

Implementation drawbacks

• Negotiated connection handover not supported on all smartphone platforms

• Missing hash and randomizer Poor user experience: Numeric comparison required

• Only temporary activation of alternative carrier (Bluetooth)

• Android NCH implementation seems to focus on Android beam use cases

NFC AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS: SPECIFIC USE CASES & PRODUCTS

Sorin Iarca, Continental Automotive Romania

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NFC Automotive applicationsSpecific Use Cases & Products

www.continental-corporation.com Interior

Public

Division Interior, Business Unit Body & Security

Market PerspectiveMegatrends in the Automotive Industry

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More Online Functionality

Automated Driving Internet of Everything (IoE)

More Consumer Electronics

IntegrationMore Connectivity

Up to 85,8% connected

cars in 2025

* Source: Auto2x 2015: Market Share Forecast of Connected & Not Connected Cars in 2015 & 2025 in New Car Sales

Public


MegatrendsDigitalization

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Proven business model Mobility Services for

people and goods

Servitization

NFC is an important Technology for Digitalization

Continental Automotive Romania © Continental AG

October 20, 2016

Public


NFC in the Automotive ECO SystemNFC Reader

October 20, 2016

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NFC Reader

Low Power tag detection

Security - driver authorization

Standardization on data transfer

Exterior NFC reader in:

• B-Pillar

• Mirrors

• Integrated in Door Handle

Interior NFC reader in:

• Dashboard

• Central Console MFST *

• Arm rest

› Multiple touch points

› Enables various enhanced Car Access Solutions

› Offers enhanced user experience via data transfer for telematics

functions

* Multifunctional Smart Device Terminal

Public


Integrated NFC Solutions (external & internal reader)MFST & Door Handle Sensor

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Our MFST™ enables reliable and secure

mobile phone integration

External Reader – Door Handle SensorInternal Reader – MFST

Internal Reader – Separated Antenna

October 20, 2016


Public


NFC integrationUse Cases

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› Mileage

› Fuel and charging

level

› Access

› Start

Authorisation

› Diagnosis and

configuration

Diagnosis

› Bluetooth

› Wifi

Pairing

› Content sharing:

Beaming

Data Transfer

› Seat

› Mirror

› Air Conditioning

Personalization Vehicle Data

› NFC in Keys

Payment

October 20, 2016


Public


Continental Smart AccessNFC could serve as backup Technology

Product Features

› Hands free access via BLE, engine start

via NFC and / or BLE hands free access &

start via BLE

› NFC could serve as “backup technology”

› Multiple access control points

trunk open, fuel, electric, select doors, etc.

› Visibility for end user RKE range, welcome

light range, approach unlock/ welcome

light range, out of range

Vision: We believe the new system will be in parallel

to existing keys in short/mid term.

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OEM CoBePa

Creation of

Virtual

Master Key

Key

cryptology

BLE = Bluetooth Low Energy, NFC = Near Field Communication, RKE = Remote Keyless Entry

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Public


Car sharing

Rental

Virtual Key Management Solutions

Key Management Solutions utilizing NFCOTA Keys: Car sharing and Fleet Management

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› Entire user journey handled via smartphone

(vehicle localization and reservation, access and

start of vehicle, damage reporting end of

reservation, billing)

› Back-end infrastructure with key generation , Key

management and fleet management. NFC

Bluetooth

2G/3G/4G

End-to-end security

Over-The-Air upgrades

October 20, 2016


Public


Thickness

<3mm

LF + RF with car

Card emulation

Custom ISO7816

Application

NFC wireless charging

• Trigger functions from phone App/Widget

• NFC wireless chargingNFC

• Remote Keyless Entry (Lock / Unlock)

• Passive Access & StartFunctions

• Learning Algorithm

• AES based cryptology Security

Enhancing the Car KeyNFC enabling the Shadow Key

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› Shadow key used NFC communication to receive commands from

phone. Commands are forwarded to the car using classical LF/RF

interfaces

› Batteryless device, used NFC field for wireless charging.

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Public


Gateway key

RF / LF BLE / NFC

Overview

› “Trend Key” – technologies bridge consumer world and

automotive world by connecting smart devices to vehicles.

› Display vehicle data (e.g. fuel status, tire pressure …) via

Smartphone.

› Lock / Unlock vehicle via Smart Watch or Smartphone.

› Match spirit of the time.

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Benefits

› More comfort and flexibility for the end user.

› More variants for leisure and additional keys.

› Known technology RF & LF.

RF = Radio Frequency, NFC = Near Field Communication, LF = Low Frequency, BLE= Bluetooth Low Energy

Enhancing the Car KeyNFC connecting Car Keys and Smart Devices


October 20, 2016

Public


Data TransferBluetooth Pairing. WiFi pairing. Beam.

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› Telematics functions are available on interior reader, placed in

dashboard, central console or arm rests.

› Multiple touch points: reader has one or more antennas

› Reader is standalone, or integrated (e.g: with Wireless power

charger into MFST)

P2P use-cases:

•Connection Handover to Bluetooth / WiFi

•NDEF exchange via SNEP client and server

Read/Write use-cases:

•NDEF read

Card Emulation use-cases:

•NDEF

NDEF

URL

vCard

BTWiFi

POI

P2P

RW

CE

› NDEFs are used to exchange telematics data

Transfer of Data for Car Personalization

Enabling Easy Pairing

Writing vehicle data to Smart Device (GPS, Status for Diagnosis)

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Public


for your attention!

Thank you

October 20, 2016

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NFC AND THE SECURELY CONNECTED CAR

Rainer Lutz, NXP Semiconductors

NFC and the securely connected car

Rainer Lutz

Director Automotive New Business

NXP – #1 Global Auto Semi Powerhouse

+60YEARS OF

AUTOMOTIVE

EXPERIENCE

~40%OF NXP’S

REVENUE IS

FROM AUTO

2400+AUTO

ENGINEERS

#1 AUTO SEMI

SUPPLIER

GLOBALLY

>30 AUTO SITES

IN ALL

REGIONS

SAFE & SECURE MOBILITY – MAJOR TRENDS

October 20, 2016 COMPANY PUBLIC77.

Enjoying Life

One hour per

day in the vehicle

Seamlessly Connected

Mobility Experience

US mandates 163 grams / mile

and 54.5 MPG by 2025

Reducing CO2

Energy

Efficiency

Saving Lives

1.3M global road fatalities

every year

ADAS Towards

Self-Driving

October 20, 2016 COMPANY PUBLIC78.

TOMORROW: SELF-DRIVING, CONNECTED VEHICLES

Radar

Vision

Secure V2X

SENSE

Processing

Sensor Fusion

Security

THINK

Powertrain

Chassis

Braking

ACT

Digital Networking

Infrastructure

Security

BIG DATASecure

Network

Secure

Network

Surround ViewBlind Spot

Detection

Park A

ssist

Rear

Collision

Warning

Park Assistance/

Surround View

Surround

View

Park A

ssist

Cross

Traffic

Alert

Traffic Sign

Recognition

Lane Departure

Warning

Emergency Braking

Pedestrian Detection

Collision Avoidance

Adaptive

Cruise Control

Secure Connected, Self-Driving Cars will

Save >1,3M Road fatalities globally

NXP Offers Complete Secure

ADAS System….

…including Big Data

Infrastructure

CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY79

Classic Key

Secure Car Access System Evolution

Smart Key

• Remote Keyless Entry

• Immobilization

• Passive Keyless Entry / Go

• Personalization

• Display Key and Diagnostics

Secure Car Access - System EVOLUTION

Telematics

Complementary

Portable Devices

• Smartphone Access

• Virtual Key management

• Car Sharing

• Remote Car Management

• Fleet Management


Smart Car Access Solutions

High-end key for BMW 7 & i8

series

Contains Token PKE solution,

i.Mx MPU, LED-display touch-

screen

Integrate PKE

modules into

Smart phones

Modular Smartphone

concepts

Thought & Innovation Leadership by supporting all Smart Access Solutions

Car Sharing/Pool & PaymentFlexible Key in a Smart DeviceVIP Key

NXP Customer Engagements

PKE in watches in

cooperation w/ BYD

Develop access

solutions based on

Bluetooth LE KW 35A


Shopping

NFC technology is at the core of smart cities

E-charging

Public Transportation

Parking

Access to city attractions

AUTOMOTIVE NFC

USE CASES

Automotive NFC use cases

- To use car keys as a credit card

- To use a credit card as a multi application car key

- To enable payments inside a car.

Automotive payment scenarios

NFC IN DOOR

HANDLES

NFC Door Handle Reference DesignAccelerate design ins with plug & play experience

• Features & benefits:• Powered by automotive qualified NFC transceiver NCF3320 and

MCU S12ZVL

• End-2-end security concept with S32K body domain controller

and secure elements on the car and credential side

• Small form factor to meet strict constraints imposed by limited

space inside of the door handle

• “One fits all” antenna matching concept addressing both chrome

and non-chrome door handles

• Low power card detection and capacitive sensing functionalities

enabling low power operation

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• DHRD Firmware: C based firmware for S12ZVL with customizable state

mashine

CodeWarrior IDE used for development

• DHRD SW Tool: GUI for Windows systems embedded in FreeMASTER

framework

HTML and JS based to visualize and communicate with

DHRD

Outlining and visualizing various features e.g. Low

Power Card Detection, engine start etc.

• DHRD Android Demo App: Android demo application to communicate with DHRD

Visualization of car access and engine start

Using Host-based Card Emulation by provided by

Android framework

NFC Door Handle Reference Design Easy to use software tools

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NCF/J 3320 – Standalone NFC FrontendMost flexible way to add pure NFC reader to a system

Application diagram

Features:

Standalone NFC frontend performing contactless

communication Most flexible way to add NFC R/W

functionality to a system

Dedicated SW reader library Easy software design-in

RF driver supply voltage 2,3 V - 5,5 V High TX output

power

IRQ pin Improved host communication / host task

scheduling

Temperature range: NCF: - 40 .. +85°, NCJ: ..+105°

SMD package HVQFN32

Supported host interfaces:

SPI 7Mbit/s,

UART

I2C

Supported protocols:

Reader/Writer mode

ISO/IEC 14443 A&B R/W support

FeliCa R/W support

R/W support for MIFARE 1K, 4K

R/W support for ISO15693 / 18000-3

Peer to Peer mode

ISO/NFC 18092 NFC-IP1 support

Passive initiator mode

Secure Virtual Key ManagementMotivation/Use Cases and Benefits

Main Motivators:

• Services: Commercial Car Sharing, Corporate Fleet Management, Social Sharing

• Innovation: Easy Access Granting in any multi user environment

• Innovation: End User Convenience and Control

Commercial Car Sharing /

Corporate Fleet Management

• Easy and instant access granting via SP

backend systems at minimized costs

• in a configurable (e.g. car(s), time period, …)

• and revocable manner?

Use Cases Benefit

Social Sharing (closed groups controlled by car owner)

• Empowerment of car owner to grant access

• utilizing authentication devices „at hand“

High Utilization of multi-

functional authentication devices(controlled by car owner/user)

• Empowerment of car owner / users to chose

most prefered token

• Multi Purpose and Multi Application

Approach

NXP Portfolio

PHANTOM

JCOPJava Card Open Platform

P61 / P73 eSE

Form Factors

NFC ON TOP OF

WIRELESS CHARGING

NFC on top of wireless charging in particular

• A seamless secure connection between smart device and smart car

• Multiple benefits from safety, through comfort features to security

Security and Privacy

• Driver authorization; In-car payments

Convenience

• Simple and secure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi pairing; Personalized vehicle settings using NFC to find the comfort that is all your own (seats, mirrors, radio, etc..); Diagnostic information

Safety

• Detection and protection of payment cards, passports, IDs, etc., which might be destroyed by the charger

• Why NFC on top of WLPC:• Safety: NFC needed to detect presence of power sensitive objects (e.g.

contactless smart cards) to prevent their destruction

• Convenience: NFC on top of WLPC enables seamless secure connectivity

on top of the convenient charging

• Key differentiators: • Optimized bill-off-materials

• Pre-programmed wireless charging application

• Ported NFC stack

• Antenna design ensuring interoperability with all NFC phones (no

communication blind spots within pad)

• Boosted power (15 Watt) for mid power Qi 1.2.

• NXP is a one stop shop for key building blocks: • Inventor and market leader in NFC

• Leading platforms for wireless charging from legacy Freescale

Wireless Charging & NFCassuring interoperability

NCF/J 3340 – Flagship NFC ControllerFull NFC functionality without any compromises

Features:

NFC controller combines NFC frontend with an

advanced 32-bit microcontroller system solution with

fewer components

Integrated firmware with easy and standardized NCI

interface convenient software integration

Separate RF driver supply 2,3 V - 5,5 V High TX

output power

IRQ pin Improved host communication / host task

scheduling

Temperature range: NCF: - 40 .. +85°, NCJ: ..+105°

Low Power Card Detection

Multiple GPIO‘s

NCI compliant uC

SMD package HVQFN40

Supported host interfaces:

SPI 7Mbit/s

I2C

Supported protocols:

Reader/Writer mode

ISO/IEC 14443 A&B R/W support

FeliCa R/W support

R/W support for MIFARE 1K, 4K

R/W support for ISO15693 / 18000-3

Peer to Peer mode

Full NFCIP-1 & NFCIP-2 compliance

Card emulation

ISO/IEC 14443 A

FeliCa

Application diagram

Conclusion

- Connectivity: cars will be increasingly

connected and interactive. Seamless

smartphone connection is essential

- Security: People must be able to trust their cars

- Smart City: smart cars are an integral part of

smart mobility solutions and smart cities.

CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY: AN INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION

Henk Dannenberg, Compliance Committee Chair, NFC Forum

Henk Dannenberg, Compliance Committee Chair, NFC Forum

October 18, 2016, Vienna

Compliance in the NFC-Enabled Automotive Market

AUTOMOTIVE NFC MARKET GROWTH


By 2023, global NFC market1 is forecasted to exceed $22 billion

● Increase demand for automotive NFC connectivity features:

Bluetooth pairing

Authentication

Passive keyless entry

Personalization and diagnostics

On-the-road payments

Source: Global Market Insights

COMPLIANCE: KEY TO NFC-ENABLED AUTOMOTIVE MARKET

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NFC Forum Compliance Committee

● Harmonizes and complements existing

connectivity standards and specifications

(Bluetooth, Wi-Fi)

● Shortens-time-to-market for prototype

and device testing via NFC Forum

Compliance guidelines and PlugFests

● Ensures seamless interoperability across

NFC-enabled automotive value chain

Critical to bringing new solutions to market faster

Compliance

Program Working

Group

Testing Working

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Minimum Level of

Interoperability

Working Group

COMPLIANCE PROGRAM MISSION

● Delivers on the NFC brand

promise of compliance and

interoperability

● Provides a process by which

devices can be certified to comply

with the NFC Forum’s open

specifications

● Enables testing venues to

promote interoperability

Main components of NFC Forum work

COMPLIANCE PROGRAM

●Two components

Certified

Device

PlugFests

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FEATURES

● Validated test tools

● Authorized Test Laboratories in Asia, Europe, and North America

● Online registration process for certification requests

● Problem and issue resolution process

● Escalation process

● Online register of certified devices (registration is optional)

● Administered by an independent, neutral third party – anonymity assured

● Available only to NFC Forum members

Wave 1 Launched

December 2010

STRONG POINTS OF THE NFC FORUM CERTIFICATION

● Covers all the main modulation technologies NFC-A, NFC-B and NFC-F

● Covers several bit rates

● Tests at several points of a well-defined operating volume

(and not only at one central point)

● Very demanding in terms of accuracy of the test tools

● Uses several antennas size representing a good mix of potential, real world devices

● Strong control of the error between different test tools and different test labs

● Exhaustive testing of all the NFC layers used on several vertical usages

D3

D2

D1

S2

Operating Volume

Reference Marker

Well-defined operating volume

NFC FORUM PLUGFESTS

● Interoperability test events for members and non-members

Open to prototypes, final products, components, etc.

● 3 events per year, one per territory:

Europe, Asia, North America

● Specialty Track focused on specific application:

Bluetooth Connection Handover

● Possibly to be extended with more Specialty Tracks:

Public Transportation, IoT, Automotive, etc.

WE WANT YOU:

THANK YOU!

For more information on how to get involved:

http://nfc-forum.org/our-work/compliance/


WE WANT YOU:

BACKUP SLIDES


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Validation Request

Test tool approval

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM ROADMAP

Conformance Testing

Interoperability Testing

• 3 Events/year• Tag & Device Pool • Device to Device• Test Cases & Reporting• Specialty Tracks

Cert. Release 9• DP 1.1*• Activity 1.1*• Analog 1.1• LLCP 1.2• SNEP 1.0• Type 1-4 TO

2010 2016

Cert. Release 10• DP 1.1• Activity 1.1• Analog 2.0 light**• LLCP 1.2• SNEP 1.0• Type 1-4 TO

Certification Tracks• Universal NFC Forum Device• R/W Initiator• Tags

IOP Certification• BTCH

Possibly More Speciality Tracks• Public Transportation• IoT• Automotive

Cert. Release 11• DP 2.0• Activity 2.0• Analog 2.0 full• LLCP 1.3• SNEP 1.0• Type 1-5 Tag

2017…

• 1 Event / year• Informal testing, no

test cases• No reporting

1st Certification Wave• DP 1.0• Activity 1.0• Type 1-4 TO

…

…

* Digital Protocol 1.1 & Activity 1.1 = Alignment with EMVCo

** Analog 2.0 light = Alignment with ISO

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM TESTING INFRASTRUCTURE

Approved Test Tools

● For Digital Protocol, Activity, Type 1-4

Tags Operations, LLCP, SNEP

4 validated test tools

● For Analog

4 digital plus 2 analog-only validated test tools

● Test tools validated by 1 validation lab

for digital / 1 for analog

Authorised Test Labs

● 21 authorised 3rd party test lab

● 3 authorised 1st party test labs

● 2 test labs interested in joining in 2016

● 1 test lab interested in joining in 2017


MODERATED DISCUSSION: NFC IN AUTOMOTIVE: BEST PRACTICES, MARKET NEEDS, & REQUIREMENTS

Paula Hunter, NFC Forum Executive Director - Moderator

VISIONFC Automotive Summit

Technology

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