Altimetrik’s new connectivity platform integrates Alexa & Google Assistant with vehicles, boosting security, stability, and driving experiences for a global auto manufacturer.
Connecting common digital voice assistants like Alexa, Google, and Siri to cars was a natural extension of their capability and a new challenge for this global auto manufacturer.
Altimetrik developed a new connectivity platform that enabled cloud-based 3rd-party voice interactions for our client’s vehicles. The project included developing voice skills for Alexa and Google, enhancing capabilities for better driving experiences, developing the framework for a new secure connectivity layer, and increasing stability on the client side.
Altimetrik’s team first created a white paper on new third-party access and security frameworks that was approved by the client’s cybersecurity, threat modeling, and senior architect departments. We then designed and developed that framework – adding a new secure layer for connectivity – and built the client’s cloud ecosystem.
With a new connectivity platform providing third-party cloud access to vehicles, Altimetrik worked with the client’s team to develop voice skills for Alexa and Google, enhancing controls and capabilities for better driving experiences. Once voice capabilities were developed, the team needed to create secure third-party access to the company’s ecosystem.
The proprietary cloud ecosystem layer extended capabilities and increased stability on the vehicle side by providing a single service flow. This flow allowed the manufacturer to reach all of their vehicles – a connection which had previously been handled by different cloud teams and services.
The project allowed Altimetrik to:
As part of the client team, Altimetrik also contributed to possible patent applications for the technology used in this project.
“The automotive industry is rapidly changing due to technology and new methods of connectivity between drivers and their cars. Innovation projects in areas of cybersecurity, connectivity, cloud computing, machine learning, mobility, and electric vehicle features are transforming the industry. Our ability to partner with a leading global auto manufacturer on cutting edge projects and project development is exciting and rewarding. This is not the end but the beginning of a new renaissance for integrated IoT experiences for cars and their drivers.”
SR. Specialist Developer, Altimetrik
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