The Michigan-based company said it is developing a wireless technology, along with Mesh Networks, to deliver real-time Internet and digital information to vehicles traveling at highway speeds.

Drivers and their passengers can choose from a wide variety of entertainment options via the Internet including:

• Personalized MP3 music files
• Video programs
• Web cameras
• Audio from up to 4,500 radio stations
• Interactive games

Information, such as music files or home movies, stored on a home server or PC can also be accessed while driving along the freeway, the company said.

Delphi’s streaming entertainment technology relies on a broadband wireless connection; data is moved over a peer-to-peer network that consists of access points and wireless data repeaters. Information is transmitted at speeds of up to 6 mbps. Furthermore, the system works with the vehicle’s existing audio and rear-seat video systems, making integration simple and cost-effective.

According to Robert Schumacher, general director of Delphi’s Mobile Multimedia business unit, the key to this technology is that there is no need for a hard drive or personal computer in the vehicle to access the information.