Perfectly positioned between car manufacturers and the user, Cambridge (UK) based connectivity pioneer VNC Automotive has cemented itself as a leading name in its sector in just three years.
Police and emergency services vehicles are set to become safer and more efficient for responders, thanks to a compact but powerful new device launched today by connectivity pioneer VNC Automotive.
Once the preserve of passengers lounging in high-end, premium vehicles, rear-seat entertainment (RSE) technology has undergone a tentative journey over the last 10 years and is only now about to explode.
As VNC Automotive prepares for its third birthday, Founder and CEO Tom Blackie, looks back of a period of unpredicted change for in-car technology, but thinks that there’s still a very long way to go as the company looks to the future.
Police and first responder vehicles are set to undergo a technology revolution, that will include augmented reality, mobile surveillance and remote device control. Here we take a look at what this means for the future of police fleets and how this benefits officers on the ground.
World leaders in transport entertainment and connectivity software, VNC Automotive, invite automakers to experience Cobalt Link+ for device connectivity.