What is telematics?

The word is a translation of the French word ‘‘telematique’’, coined by Simon Nora and Alain Minc in 1978 when sending a report to the French government regarding an upsurge of computers in society.

It refers to the transfer of long distance transmission of computerised information.

Name of Technology:

Telematics

Year Introduced:

1978

Invented by :

Simon Nora and Alain Minc

Open Source or Proprietary:

Proprietary

Main technology category:

Telecommunications

Patent:

Yes

Name of Technology:

Year Introduced:

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