C4 OBD2 Dongle a Global Success for Mobile Devices
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Mobile devices, the revolutionary open telematics OS and telematics infrastructure provider, has demonstrated the value of the unique OBD2 dongle for the self-install fleet management market.
Silencing the critics of the small and compact form factor, Mobile Devices has just deployed its first series of OBD2 dongle successfully in 4 countries over a range of vertical markets including mix fleet, leasing and private car Insurance as well through various insurance brokers and all in the space of just 12 months.
In partnership with service providers in the
The key to the C4 OBD2 Dongle’s success is, of course, its openness. Running on Morpheus3 OS, the first open telematics operating system, the device is entirely programmable directly by the service provider, using a very powerful SDK.
With Morpheus3 SDK, developers are able to reach deep down into the device and access components such as accelerometer, gyro or GPS. Through the SDK, they can also develop and integrate their own applications on the device and access standard OBD data from 5 supported protocols. They also have the opportunity to safely integrate their own extended stacks.
Other unique features making the C4 OBD2 Dongle unique include:
• Assisted GPS technology to ensure perfect positioning from inside the vehicle
• 500Mhz ARM CPU and enough memory to enable heavy onboard processing
The C4 OBD2 Dongle has already been deployed globally, and more trials are taking place in the coming months.
To discuss your requirements or project contact us here or meet us at the Insurance Telematics show in
About Mobile Devices:
With 400 clients, more than 250,000 units deployed in more than 40 countries worldwide and a growing army of 2000 developers on its open Telematics platform, Mobile Devices is now a leading provider of connected telematics devices all running a single Operating System and connected to a Cloud based gateway solution.
With Morpheus3, Mobile Devices delivers the leading open telematics OS and its SDK for a wide range of onboard vehicle tracking device and solutions targeting both the consumer and fleet markets and enabling a marketplace for telematics services. Mobile Devices is also a leading provider of next generation connected driver assistants, PND for Tracking, OBD dongles and Connected SmartBoxes, all running Morpheus3 OSFor fleet drivers and OEM, Mobile Devices is also providing 2 unique solutions: an HD Telematics Tablet with ScreenShare technology to run two apps concurrently on the screen and a 3G USB Dongle to instantly add a service platform to your embedded screen.
For more information contact us on thomas(at)mobile-device(dot)com
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