Mojio connected car platform is adding crash detection
Mojio connected motorcar platform is adding crash detection
Mojio's connected automobile platform is getting better
Vancouver-based connected automobile company Mojio has announced a new crash monitoring and first response system for its connected vehicle platform with help from Bosch.
Bosch is a appliances and electronics manufacturer based in Gerlingen, Germany. The company invested an undisclosed amount of money into Mojio in June of 2018.
The investment'southward initial focus was to work on a crash detection platform.
The platform uses Bosch's crash detection algorithm and its eCall organization with Mojio's connected car cloud platform.
"Since March 31, 2018, every new car in Europe must be equipped with eCall, an automatic emergency call arrangement. After a severe car accident, it automatically calls for the emergency services," according to a printing release on Bosch's website.
This new system combines eCall, which was a small-scale plug that installed into a car's 12-volt socket, into the existing Mojio system. Mojio's hardware fits into the car'southward Onboard Diagnostic (OBD-II) port. This port is available in every vehicle manufactured since 1996.
The new system is now function of the existing Mojio suite of offered features, which include in-motorcar Wi-Fi, notifications for engine issues, recall notices, vehicle tracking and more.
With the new technology when a user is in a crash eCAll will automatically inform showtime responders and a pre-determined SOS contact in the user's telephone.
The feature should be released onetime around early 2019, and Mojio is working with its carrier partners like Bell, Telus and Rogers to sell its product.
To learn more about this system, bank check outMobileSyrup'sreview of the product.
Source: https://mobilesyrup.com/2019/01/07/mojio-crash-detection-any-vehicle/
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