Harman Becker Automotive Systems Gmbh

Robert Boschgmbh

Arnold Gieseke

Martin Hans

Gunnar Schmidt

Michael Becker

Dirk Lappe

Frieder Mundt

Dieter Thoms

A vehicle navigation system includes an adaptive routing module () that allows a user to provide inputs that influence routes that are calculated to predetermined destinations. A route calculation module () executed by a navigation server () is operable to calculate a first route from the trip origin to the trip destination. An adaptive route calculation () executed by the navigation server () is operable to allow the user to enter a user modification of the first route. After the user modification is entered by the user, a second route to the trip destination is calculated as a function of the user modification. The second route is then transmitted to a vehicle navigation system ().

Transmission of special routes to a navigation device

The invention relates to a system of identifying an unauthorized use of a telematic device or a vehicle equipped with a telematic device. The telematic device includes an identification code, which is transmitted to a service provider. The identification codes of those telematic devices, which have been reported as being used in unauthorized, are stored at the service provider. The identification codes received at the service provider is compared for a match with the stored identification codes.

System for identifying an unauthorized use of a telematic device

A method for transmitting location-related data information between a main station and a mobile terminal is described, as well as a main station and a mobile terminal are described, which provide a position tracing of the mobile terminal or a navigational application on the display device of the mobile terminal. The mobile terminal may include a mobile telecommunications terminal. In a first step, a position of a mobile terminal is ascertained and transmitted to the main station. In a second step, location-related data information for the mobile terminal is formed in the main station, in dependence upon the ascertained position of the mobile terminal. In a third step, the location-related data information is transmitted from the main station to the mobile terminal. In a fourth step, the location-related data information received is brought to reproduction on a reproduction device of the mobile terminal.

Method for transmitting location-related data between a main station and a mobile terminal, mobile terminal and main station

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Giesen, Germany

Arnold Gieseke