Data Driven App Listens for Car Problems
Oct-28-17
A new smartphone app from the MIT startup Data Driven could let cars diagnose themselves.The app relies on the phone’s built-in accelerometer and microphone to monitor the car’s performance and detect signs of malfunction without any special connection—relying instead on the sensitivity of today’s smartphones. By comparing the sounds and vibrations of well-tuned cars to the sounds of specific problems, the app’s machine learning system can detect subtle differences and alert the user to any potential problems.
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Hi, our organization is headquartered in Brazil.We have several cases of success in the automotive segment for applications in the after sales ods dealers car and trucksWe find very interesting Dat Drive, which differs from the APP that makes use of the OBD of the vehicles.I see great potential in the Brazilian market are more than 65 million vehiclesIt can become a fantastic diagnostic tool by linking manufacturer, service providers and end consumers.I hope we can move forward in our conversation.I anticipate my thanks and welcome technology.
Posted by Ailton Machado Mendes on February 2, 2019
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Hi, our organization is headquartered in Brazil.We have several cases of success in the automotive segment for applications in the after sales ods dealers car and trucksWe find very interesting Dat Drive, which differs from the APP that makes use of the OBD of the vehicles.I see great potential in the Brazilian market are more than 65 million vehiclesIt can become a fantastic diagnostic tool by linking manufacturer, service providers and end consumers.I hope we can move forward in our conversation.I anticipate my thanks and welcome technology.
Posted by Ailton Machado Mendes on February 2, 2019
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