WO2024012918A1 - Verfahren zum anbinden eines fahrzeugs an das internet - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for connecting a vehicle to the Internet according to the type defined in more detail in the preamble of claim 1.
- An Internet connection between a vehicle and a server external to the vehicle is known from the prior art.
- a communication system that can establish a connection between the vehicle and the Internet via various access points or access point names (APN).
- APN access point or access point names
- This data can, for example, influence the driving characteristics of the vehicle and can outsource computing processes from the vehicle to the server, for example as part of environmental recognition, image recognition of traffic signs, traffic situations or the like.
- a navigation system can also be completely or partially outsourced to the server external to the vehicle via such a service channel. It is typical for this service channel, which is referred to as private APN in the above-mentioned document, that it is relatively well secured in order to prevent unauthorized access to the vehicle.
- this service channel is based on a contractual agreement between the vehicle manufacturer and the Internet provider, so that these Internet services are virtually “delivered” with the vehicle.
- a second access point can be used, which is referred to in the document mentioned as a public APN.
- This can be done by the vehicle user be used, for example for streaming corresponding content such as videos, music or similar.
- This type of use which differs in content from the use of the service channel, should typically not take place via the service channel.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to create an improved method for connecting a vehicle to the Internet, which can offer at least two access points for a service channel on the one hand and for another channel on the other.
- the control system collects user-related data known to it or accessible to the control system on servers external to the vehicle of the vehicle manufacturer that are connected via the service channel. This allows data from other services or from service agreements with the vehicle manufacturer to be used, for example IDs, bank details, etc.
- the data is then used to set up an Internet connection for the other channel or via
- the parameters required for the second access point are extracted and transmitted to the Internet provider so that the Internet provider has all the data required to set up and bill for the other channel. Since the additional channel has not yet been set up at this point in time, the control system is set up to enable this transmission of the parameters via the first access point, i.e. the service channel.
- the vehicle manufacturer ultimately offers the vehicle user, i.e. its end customer, via the control system of the vehicle, to set up the additional channel in the vehicle via the service channel that is otherwise blocked for such data, so that the additional channel in the vehicle despite the fact that the Internet connection does not yet exist can be negotiated and set up with the Internet provider via the second access point.
- the two access points can technically be implemented in the vehicle via a single SIM, and thus via an Internet provider, so that the vehicle user can easily and efficiently create the additional channel in the vehicle without having to take any action regarding the Internet connection beforehand.
- the parameters include at least the user identification data for setting up the second access point.
- the control system filters the data known to it so that user identification data is available as the basis for the further channel via the second access point.
- This can include data in its own memory, as well as data to which the control system has access via the service channel, e.g. registration data of the same user with other services provided by the vehicle manufacturer or data stored by the vehicle manufacturer for such purposes.
- the parameters include at least one technical variable for setting up the second access point.
- a technical quantity can, for example, be a required amount of data via the other channel or a security level for be communication.
- a parameter can then be transmitted to the setup, which enables the corresponding amount of data or also specifies the required connection standard depending on the amount of data.
- the parameter could, for example, include setting up a direct VPN connection.
- control system can also be set up to estimate the amount of data required in the further channel.
- the preselected services, already installed applications or even previous data of the user or other users can be analyzed.
- analyzes can also be used for other technical variables and/or parameters. Additional boundary conditions, such as country-specific regulations, etc., can also be taken into account.
- control system can also use the country of vehicle registration as a parameter, so that, for example, certain legal requirements in the country of vehicle registration can be taken into account accordingly and the Internet provider's services are selected or offered accordingly for this country.
- the consideration of language requirements and/or legal requirements of the respective country can also be managed easily and efficiently via the control system in this way.
- the method according to the invention is particularly efficient because it automatically collects and compiles the necessary parameters.
- the user can then simply acknowledge this and quickly and efficiently set up the second access point for the other channel.
- This can preferably be done via a single sign-on functionality, in which the vehicle user is already registered and authenticated in the vehicle system and can therefore acknowledge the transmission of the parameters to the control system to set up the additional channel by simply pressing a button, voice command or the like.
- control system does not have access to all the data for extracting the parameters required for the device, then, according to a very advantageous development of the method according to the invention, these can also be queried necessary data from the vehicle user.
- This can preferably be done in the form of a pop-up menu, for example via a so-called head unit, with a central touchscreen of the vehicle, in order to be able to easily and efficiently supplement the required data in order to transmit the required parameters from the vehicle user's vehicle to the Internet provider to be able to.
- control system strictly separates the data transfer via the service channel and the data transfer via the other channel immediately after the setup of the same has been completed in order to achieve a clear cost distribution on the one hand and to ensure the security of the service channel on the other hand to be able to ensure this easily and efficiently.
- the control system itself can be at least partially implemented on the server external to the vehicle, so that the service channel is integrated into the processing of the entire communication management carried out by the control system.
- the control system can also be implemented at least partially in a computing unit of the vehicle. It is preferably a hybrid control system in which individual components within the vehicle and other components are implemented externally on the server external to the vehicle.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of the relationship between vehicle, vehicle user and Internet provider
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of the Internet connections between the vehicle, the server external to the vehicle and the Internet entertainment offering
- Fig. 5 is a schematic representation to illustrate simplified authentication.
- a service channel 8 is now set up between the vehicle 2 and the server 7 external to the vehicle via a first access point APN1, which is also referred to by the English access point name .
- This service channel 8 which is based on the general agreement 4 and thus on a contract between the vehicle manufacturer OEM and the Internet provider ASP, ensures an Internet connection for various telematic services of the vehicle 2.
- This can include, for example, the support of environment recognition by calculating the sensor data of the vehicle 2 in the vehicle-external server 7, for example image recognition carried out or at least partially carried out in this server 7 or the like.
- the exchange of driving data, navigation data, the installation of updates to the vehicle software or the like can also take place via this service channel 8.
- this service channel 8 is strictly separated from other Internet connections, so that on the one hand a relatively high level of security is guaranteed, since access can typically only take place between the vehicle-external server 7 on the one hand and the vehicle 2 on the other hand, since the access is encrypted and otherwise Use of service channel 8 via the first access point APN 1 intended for it is not permitted.
- an additional Internet connection via a further channel designated 9 in the illustration in FIG. 2 may now be desirable.
- the vehicle user 1 can, for example, stream video data or music data, carry out research on the Internet, do online shopping or the like.
- the amount of data required for such services should not be processed via service channel 8 for security reasons alone.
- the vehicle user 1 can, as can again be seen in the schematic representation of Figure 1, establish an independent connection 10 with the Internet provider ASP or an alternative Internet provider.
- it is relatively complex to then maintain such a connection 10 in the vehicle 2 so that a decisive advantage arises for the vehicle user 1 if he has such a connection between itself and the Internet provider ASP can be set up easily and efficiently in its vehicle 2, i.e.
- connection 10 shown in dashed lines in FIG. 1
- a decisive increase in comfort can be achieved for the vehicle user 1 if he can establish the connection to the Internet provider ASP via the vehicle 2.
- Such a connection with the vehicle 2 or its control system 5 as a switching entity is shown by the connection 11 shown in dash-dotted lines.
- the vehicle user 1 can then easily and efficiently set up his own additional channel 9, as shown in FIG. 2, which is managed separately from the service channel 8 via its own access point APN2 of the control system 5 of the vehicle 2.
- the Internet 12 which is generally used by vehicle users for private purposes or purposes independent of the vehicle service, is designed separately and independently of the server 7 external to the vehicle. It is accordingly also shown below as Cloud 12.
- both networks/servers 12, 7 are connected to the vehicle 2 via one and the same Internet.
- the separation of the two clouds 7, 12 in the representation of Figure 2 is only intended to bring the usually strict separation of the data streams on the one hand via the service channel 8 and on the other hand via the other channel 9 into the focus of the representation.
- the process for the vehicle user 1 is now essentially the following:
- the vehicle user 1 is in his vehicle 2 and receives, for example, a media package from the vehicle manufacturer OEM via the head unit 6 of the control system 5 or in the application managed by this on the control system 5 or the head unit 6 is offered.
- the vehicle user 1 In order to accept this entertainment package, the vehicle user 1 must register accordingly and set up his or her own Internet connection to the Internet provider ASP.
- the vehicle user 1 can, for example, be informed about this possibility via the head unit 6, so the vehicle user 1 is offered the opportunity to set up a connection for the other channel 9. If the vehicle user 1 wants to accept this, he can simply agree to it on the head unit 6 or via voice command.
- the control system 5's own memory can be evaluated, as can data stored on the vehicle-external server 7. Data that is known to the control system 5 through the use of other services and/or vehicles from the vehicle manufacturer OEM are particularly relevant.
- the control system 5 then extracts parameters from this data that are required to set up the Internet connection for the other channel 9 via the second access point APN2. These parameters can now be transferred to the Internet provider ASP. If necessary, the vehicle user 1 can be asked via a pop-up menu or the like on the head unit 6 to enter any missing data in order to be able to extract and transfer all the necessary parameters. With the transmission of the parameters, an Internet connection can then be initiated and the connection 11 shown in FIG. 1 is now established between the vehicle user 1 and the Internet provider ASP, which was mediated via the vehicle manufacturer OEM. Now the additional channel 9 can be set up and the use of the contents of the booked media package via the Internet in the vehicle 2 can start.
- the Internet connection on which this media package is later based does not yet exist via the second access point APN2 and the additional channel 9.
- the technical solution therefore provides that the service line 8 can be used exceptionally for this setup process by releasing those Internet addresses that are necessary for the described processes up to the setup of the additional channel 9 there via a white list, so that In addition to the regular data transmitted only for in-vehicle service purposes, in this case, in this case, other parameters can also be transmitted to selected Internet addresses via service channel 8.
- the vehicle-external server 7 is shown again in the illustration in FIG. It can be, for example, a cloud system from the vehicle manufacturer OEM, for example an intelligent cloud system in which data is provided Kubernetes is done.
- Various services can be implemented in the system.
- a service area 13 can therefore be seen centrally in the illustration in FIG. 3, as does a database 14 and various microservices 15.1, 15.2-15.
- n can include.
- the service module 13 is connected to the Internet provider ASP via a programming interface API (Application Programming Interface).
- API Application Programming Interface
- n 7 additional services are connected to the vehicle-external server via API programming interfaces, here purely as an example with 16.1, 16.2-16. n denotes.
- These services can, for example, be services booked individually by the vehicle user, such as navigation services, maintenance flat rates or similar.
- the vehicle-external server 7 or its service module 13 is now also connected to the vehicle 2, in particular to its control system 5 or the associated head unit 6.
- the connection shown in the illustration in FIG. 3 represents both the service channel 8 and the other channel 9 in one.
- Parts of the vehicle-external server 7 can take over tasks of the control system 5, i.e. represent a part of the control system 5, which in this preferred case is implemented as a hybrid control system 5 in parts both in the vehicle 2 and on the vehicle-external server 7.
- This allows relevant data to be collected for setting up the additional channel 9 of the vehicle user 1 at the Internet provider ASP.
- Some of the necessary parameters are then extracted from this and shared with other parameters of the control system 5, which can be based, for example, on technical variables such as the required data volume, etc., and passed on to the Internet provider ASP via the API programming interface.
- the control system 5 with the head unit 6 can then request consent to transmit the parameters to the Internet provider ASP for the other channel 9 in the area of the vehicle 2.
- any other unit connected to the Internet can also be used can be used, for example a browser on any computer, a mobile application on a smartphone, tablet or the like.
- the first access point APN1 is set up for the vehicle 2 via the vehicle manufacturer OEM and the Internet provider ASP in order to exchange data via the service channel 8 established via it.
- the vehicle 2 can use the Internet connection via the service channel 8, for example, to download software updates, to support telematic systems, for example by at least partially outsourcing the image recognition to the vehicle-external server 7 when using an environmental sensor system, or the like. If the vehicle user 1 now wants to use his own services, such as video streaming, music streaming or the like, the vehicle user 1 should have a connection 10, 11 set up for himself with the Internet provider ASP.
- the vehicle manufacturer OEM wants to offer the vehicle user 1 the most convenient service possible, so that the vehicle 2 or the control system 5 acts as a kind of intermediary and the vehicle user 1 has a connection 11 to the Internet provider ASP with regard to a second access point APN2 to set up the additional channel 9 offers.
- the control system 5 now allows the use of the service channel 8 as an exception specifically for this case.
- the IP addresses of this white list can be stored, for example, in the head unit 6 or in the area of the server 7 external to the vehicle.
- the structure requires a single SIM, which can be implemented as a SIM card or eSIM, for example.
- SIM which can be implemented as a SIM card or eSIM, for example.
- the first access point APN1 and the second access point APN2 are implemented via one and the same Internet provider ASP, which can be advantageous in that the Internet provider ASP also has the general contract with the respective vehicle manufacturer OEM End customer business, which the vehicle manufacturer OEM arranges accordingly, benefits and can offer preferential prices to the customers of the respective vehicle manufacturer OEM due to the expected higher volume of such end customer contracts.
- the activation request for the further channel 9 is received.
- the vehicle user enters in the head unit 6 of the vehicle 2 that he wants a specific media package, for example an annual flat rate, a monthly flat rate, a topic-related flat rate, a specific amount of data or the like.
- vehicle data and vehicle user data are received from all sources accessible to the control system 5 internally or on the vehicle-external server 7 in order to immediately provide all the parameters required to set up the new Internet connection from this data, if possible.
- These parameters can in particular include user identification, vehicle identification and other parameters, which can include technical variables for setting up the Internet connection or are derived from them. This can include, for example, the data volume, security settings and the like.
- This step can be implemented both at the Internet provider and via the control system 5, in particular in its part that works with the service module 13. In the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 4, this preparation is preferably carried out by the Internet provider ASP.
- the control system 5 then receives a URL from the Internet provider ASP via the service channel, which summarizes the preparations for the connection 11. This is displayed to the vehicle user 1, for example, on the head unit 6, so that he can supplement any missing data and, in particular, start setting up the additional channel 9 through suitable authentication and acknowledgment.
- the additional channel 9 is then activated. Finally, the status of the additional channel 9 can now be set to connected in order to then strictly separate the data transfer between the further channel 9 on the one hand and the service channel 8 on the other hand, so that the service channel 8 is really used exclusively for service-relevant data transmission and here only in exceptional cases for setting up the further channel 9 between the vehicle user 1 and the Internet provider ASP was allowed to be misused.
- the country of vehicle registration can be queried in the vehicle data to extract the parameters, for example in order to offer the connection to the Internet provider in the appropriate language and/or with the legal framework suitable for the respective country.
- a hardware authentication of the vehicle user 1 towards the vehicle 2 can be used, for example a corresponding code which is stored in a mobile device, a key, a smartphone, a smartwatch, a smart ring or similar and which identifies the vehicle user 1 towards the vehicle 2, for example in Authenticated as part of a check of access and/or driving authorization.
- a single sign-on can also be implemented, for example, as shown in Figure 5.
- the vehicle user 1 is shown as an example as a circle below. On the left there is a domain of the vehicle manufacturer OEM marked 17, at the top in the middle there is an authentication server marked 18 and on the far right 19 denotes the domain of the Internet provider ASP. In between there is a cookie memory 20, which can, for example, be part of a browser used in the head unit 6 or another device. The process would now be such that vehicle user 1 first browses to domain 19 of the vehicle manufacturer OEM. From the domain 17 of the vehicle manufacturer OEM there is then a forwarding according to the arrow 22 to the authentication server 18, in which a login of the vehicle user 1 or a cookie is available and is authenticated.
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