Australian provider of connected mobility services, Intelematics, has been announced as the latest member of the SmartDeviceLink (SDL) Consortium, joining organisations such as
Established earlier this year, the Consortium is a non-profit organisation managing the open source platform for the development and adaptation of smartphone apps within vehicle’s dashboard systems.
The platform is intended to simplify the app development process and encourage service providers, such as music streaming service providers to create an SDL app. The SDL app features standardised screen template for easy app development and aims to give drivers greater options in how they access entertainment and information while on the road.
According to Intelematics, this level of integration can reduce driver distraction as customers are able to use compatible smartphone apps via voice commands through their dashboard systems.
The adoption of an open source platform provides automakers and suppliers with a uniform standard to integrate apps. Developers such as Intelematics will be able to deliver one solution for use across all participating auto clubs while allowing OEMs to decide on how they best implement for their customers.
Intelematics-developed Toyota Link,
Intelematics announced as newest member of SmartDeviceLink Consortium
Australian provider of connected mobility services, Intelematics, has been announced as the latest member of the SmartDeviceLink (SDL) Consortium, joining organisations such as Toyota and Ford in their development of SDL Apps and SDL technologies. Established earlier this year, the Consortium is a non-profit organisation managing the open source platform for the development and adaptation of smartphone apps within vehicle’s dashboard systems. The platform is intended to simplify the app development process
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