As a company focused on turning concepts and designs into an experienceable simulation, intive was actively involved in all parts of the project. intive further developed the current simulation on all relevant user interfaces, with features such as multilingualism, text input methods, scaling for large and small displays, animation of transitions, and an interactive map with route guidance.
Integrations of services such as media, contacts, destinations, and maps, as well as software updates, were also part of the project scope. What’s more, the project involved hardware integration, including communication with in-car systems, implementation of car-specific protocols, and the capturing and processing of car-model-specific signals.
Throughout the project, intive had access to both the car and driving simulator, providing technical support during studies, creating traffic scenarios and maps, and further developing the software infrastructure. In addition, Stock Touch Devices ensured that simulations were embedded in an appropriate environment.
The intive team was also involved in car reconstruction. The team managed prototypes, provided technical and mechanical support for interior mockups as well as constructing mobile presenters. intive experts utilized tech scouting tactics to recommend ideal technologies, tooling, and frameworks for each project’s requirements.