# Connected Mobility Platform
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Publication date: **December 13, 2022 ([Diagram history](#diagram-history))**

This architecture addresses three elements of the connected platform: in-vehicle, external infrastructure, and backend services on the cloud. The adoption of serverless architecture will help to reduce the operational overhead for the connected mobility platform.

## Connected Mobility Platform Diagram
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![Reference architecture diagram showing how to use AWS services on your connected mobility platform.](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/architecture-diagrams/latest/connected-mobility-platform-on-aws/images/connected-mobility-platform-on-aws.png)


1. Use an **AWS IoT FleetWise** edge agent and **AWS IoT Core** to send and receive data from the cloud. **AWS IoT Greengrass** can host the edge components and is used for machine learning (ML) at the edge. 

1. Use **AWS IoT Device Management** to onboard vehicles and manage lifecycles. Perform remote operations with **AWS IoT Device Shadow service**. 

1. An **Amazon Simple Storage Service** (Amazon S3) bucket stores raw telemetry data and meaningful values from **Amazon Timestream**. **Amazon DynamoDB** stores aggregated data and **AWS Lake Formation** governs the data lake. 

1. **AWS Data Exchange** and **Amazon API Gateway** expose service and data APIs for internal and external use. 

1. **Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink** generates alerts and insight in near real time. 

1. Personalize use cases with **Amazon Rekognition** and develop custom models with **Amazon SageMaker AI** for preventive or predictive use cases. 

1. Create a fleet management portal for fleet operators to monitor vehicles in near real time using **Amazon Location Service**. 

1. **Amazon Connect** and **Amazon Chime** enable the call center. You can visualize call insights through **Amazon Quick**. 

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