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“MOST \u2013 M<\/strong><\/span>edia O<\/strong><\/span>riented S<\/strong><\/span>ystems T<\/strong><\/span>ransport \u2013 is the de-facto standard for multimedia and infotainment networking in the automotive industry. The technology was designed from the ground up to provide an efficient and cost-effective fabric to transmit audio, video, data\u00a0 and control information between any devices attached even to the harsh environment of an automobile. Its synchronous nature allows for simple devices to be able to provide content and others to render that content with the minimum of hardware. At the same time it provides unique quality of service for transmission of audio and video services. Although its roots are in the automotive industry, MOST can be used for applications in other areas such as other transportation applications, A\/V networking, security and industrial applications.”
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“MOST \u2013 Media Oriented Systems Transport \u2013 is the de-facto standard for multimedia and infotainment networking in the automotive industry. The technology was designed from the ground up to provide an efficient and cost-effective fabric to transmit audio, video, data\u00a0 and control information between any devices attached even to the harsh environment of an automobile. 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