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Brandmotion Joins Project Diamond’s Battle Against COVID-19

November 24, 2020

As COVID-19 cases rise dramatically in Michigan, Brandmotion has been selected by Automation Alley to supply much needed PPE to frontline healthcare workers. Southfield, MI (PRUnderground) November 24th, 2020 As COVID-19 cases rise dramatically in Michigan, Brandmotion has been selected by Automation Alley to supply much needed PPE to frontline healthcare workers.The award-winning aftermarket auto parts manufacturer has made waves with its innovative safety equipment. Now, thanks to Automation Alley’s Project DIAMOnD, Brandmotion will be joining a distributed manufacturing network to help ensure healthcare workers have the equipment they need to safely fight the coronavirus pandemic.“ We’re excited about the opportunity to be part of a network of organizations that will bring new innovations to life, and to help in the effort to support frontline workers. Saving lives is in our DNA, and we’re glad to be extending that toward supporting healthcare workers,” said Brandmotion President and COO, Lucas Frank. Project DIAMOnD (Distributed, Independent, Agile, Manufacturing On-Demand) addresses the urgent need to move companies into the digital manufacturing age of Industry 4.0 as fast as possible. The goal of this effort is to improve Southeast Michigan’s manufacturing agility and response to future disruptions like COVID-19.Manufacturers accepted into the program receive industry 4.0 equipment: a production part capable 3D printer valued at more than $20,000. This 3D printer is capable of printing carbon fiber, Kevlar®, and fiberglass production parts.The program has two phases. Phase 1 harnesses manufacturing companies to print PPE for frontline workers. Phase 2 creates an online marketplace. Companies that have 3D printers will be able to accept jobs from organizations that don’t have printing capabilities themselves. By providing printing services for innovative companies, Brandmotion will be playing a vital role in accelerating innovative technologies in Michigan.Automation Alley’s Project DIAMOnD, made possible by Oakland and Macomb counties through the federal CARES Act. About Brandmotion Since 2005, Brandmotion has been working continuously to reduce the number of lives lost on our roads due to traffic accidents. Specializing in the design, integration, and distribution of emerging automotive safety technology, Brandmotion is a recognized leader among aftermarket installers of mobile electronics. The company was awarded 2020 SEMA Best New Performance Product Finalist Award, 2018 SEMA Best of Show Award, 2018 SEMA Best New Van/Pickup/Sport Utility Product Award, 2016 SEMA PRO Manufacturer of the Year honors at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Latest Post Brandmotion and DENSO Announce Partnership for One Stop Vehicle Integration of Advanced Connectivity Technology Get Better Results in Less Time on Your Connected Vehicle Deployment Brandmotion Expands Its Digital FullVUE® Mirror Lineup to Add Ford Bronco What To Know Before Installing A Jeep Backup Camera

How Brandmotion Helped SmartColumbus Design and Implement a Multi-Vehicle V2X Implementation for USDOT

November 1, 2020 News

How Brandmotion Helped SmartColumbus Design and Implement a Multi-Vehicle V2X Implementation for USDOT SUMMARY As the winner of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (USDOT) first-ever Smart City Challenge, Columbus, Ohio, is on a mission to be the model for connected cities in the United States. The vision of Smart Columbus is to empower residents to live their best lives through responsive, innovative, and safe mobility solutions. Columbus was awarded $50 million in grant funding from the USDOT’s Smart City Challenge. The project, called the Connected Vehicle Environment (CVE), is seeking to serve as a model for other cities that intend to integrate connected vehicles into their transportation networks. The City assembled an implementation team that included Brandmotion Solutions to implement a vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) network. Thanks in part to Brandmotion Solutions’ deep connected vehicle expertise, the project will serve as a model for future Smart Cities. This case study highlights the keys to success of the connected vehicle integrations in Columbus. Results That Speak for Themselves Our latest case study shows how Brandmotion led the integration and installation of vehicle-side onboard units. In this case study you’ll discover: The key ingredients that made the Columbus project successful New technological solutions that provided critical driver feedback The depth of expertise Brandmotion Solutions introduced to the project “Brandmotion’s work really aligns well with the overall goals of the Smart Columbus program, and that’s to provide enhanced mobility and safety to all of our residents within Columbus as we travel about the City .” — Andrew Wolpert, Deputy Program Manager, Smart Columbus Download the Case Study Download the full case study and receive the latest updates from Brandmotion Solutions. Latest Post Brandmotion and DENSO Announce Partnership for One Stop Vehicle Integration of Advanced Connectivity Technology Get Better Results in Less Time on Your Connected Vehicle Deployment Brandmotion Expands Its Digital FullVUE® Mirror Lineup to Add Ford Bronco What To Know Before Installing A Jeep Backup Camera