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Developing Distributed Vehicle Functions with Service-oriented Architectures

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  1. IAV, Gifhorn, Germany

    Jonas Rox (Development Engineer for System Architectures) &  Jan Gacnik (Head of the Department for Distributed Functions)

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Rox, J., Gacnik, J. Developing Distributed Vehicle Functions with Service-oriented Architectures. ATZ Worldw 117, 26–29 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s38311-015-0050-9

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