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Connecting The Connected Car To The Connected Home

January 05, 2016

Internet of Things

The Star Online

According to the latest Parks Associates research, nearly two-thirds of US drivers want connected car functionality as standard on their next new ride and 25% of consumers are already intrigued by the possibilities of using their car as a way of remotely controlling home functions.

And Vinli's system will work with pretty much any car built within the last two decades, as long as it has a second generation diagnostics port.

From the article "Connecting The Connected Car To The Connected Home" by thestar.com.

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