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The Sun Mobility Platform Telematics demo, co-developed by Oracle and Sun, was showcased at Oracle Open World this week. It was shown as part of a presentation on Monday and at the Berkeley DB (BDB) booth for the rest of the week. The demo shows a simulation of vehicles synchronizing events collected on a local database (BDB) to a back-end Oracle database. Events collected from vehicle sensors are stored in an embedded BDB database and periodically synchronized; in addition, critical events are reported immediately using the capabilities of the Mobile platform. A JavaFX front-end was developed to increase the demo's coolness factor. There's a link to a short screencast in this blog.
on Oct 15, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss