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Trajectory-aware playback to overcome user experience challenges for streaming media in the vehicle

New trends in the automotive industry, such as emobility and autonomous driving, give birth to challenges of engaging passengers in a vehicle. Once relieved from driving tasks, passengers may take up productive and entertainment-related activities, such as media consumption. It is assumed that by 2030 in-car cabin would mostly resemble a living room, whereas internet connectivity would become one of the most important enablers for new content delivery. Streaming media in such an environment poses a challenge, given that reliability and adequate coverage in 4G and coming 5G networks are mandatory. In this paper, we give a brief analysis of challenges which streaming media would bring to the user experience. We give a proposal of a software stack for a trajectory-aware playback, capable of predicting streaming quality drops and proposing appropriate fallbacks.