Drivers faced 12s lags on rigid commands. An AI reasoning engine now interprets natural requests in 2.5s with 95% success.
A location technology specialist developing turnkey digital cockpit solutions for automotive manufacturers who struggle to replicate smartphone experiences in vehicles.
Drivers expect seamless voice interaction, but the company's initial infotainment prototype suffered from 12-second latency on user queries. Legacy...
“We use Azure OpenAI Service, Azure Cosmos DB, and Azure Kubernetes Service because we’ve identified these as key services that facilitate the acceleration of AI apps. Azure OpenAI Service gives us a model that helps create and maintain the infrastructure, so we do not have to create a reasoning engine ourselves. Data is the glue that holds everything together. Azure Cosmos DB as a globally distributed, scalable database enables the system to retain the previous customer conversations and preferences, allowing it to keep learning and become tailored to the driver. Its low-latency response times can bring data and apps closer to the users. And Azure Kubernetes Service brings together our architecture, accelerating service deployment and scaling.”
Maps, traffic data, and location technology for automotive and fleet industries.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
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