Reports indicate that Apple will expand CarPlay to integrate core automotive control functions such as air conditioning, seats, and the dashboard.
2021-10-08
Reports indicate that Apple will expand CarPlay to integrate core automotive control functions such as air conditioning, seats, and the dashboard.
October 7 – According to a recent report from Bloomberg, Apple is reportedly working on expanding CarPlay’s capabilities to encompass core automotive functions such as the air conditioning system, radio, speedometer, and even seats. The project, internally codenamed "IronHeart," is still in its early stages and will involve collaboration between Apple and automakers on several key vehicle features. Currently, beyond music and navigation, CarPlay doesn’t allow users to control any of the car’s actual functions—this new iPhone-based initiative aims to change that.
Sources familiar with the project reveal that Apple is developing a technology designed to seamlessly integrate access to features like air conditioning, speedometers, radios, and seat controls. The iPhone-based system will allow users to manage a wide range of vehicle controls, sensors, and settings directly from their devices. According to IT Home, the report highlights several new CarPlay functionalities, including real-time readings for both interior and exterior temperature and humidity, as well as controls for seats, armrests, the dashboard, and even the car’s built-in speakers. The report notes that Apple’s CarPlay strategy mirrors its approach with home and health services—integrating user data into a single app on the iPhone. Meanwhile, the "IronHeart" project aims to create a more comprehensive CarPlay experience, enabling users to enjoy all vehicle functions without having to switch between separate systems.
However, the report also notes that no automakers may be willing to hand over their control systems to Apple.
Translated from Sina Auto
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Reports indicate that Apple will expand CarPlay to integrate core automotive control functions such as air conditioning, seats, and the dashboard.
2021-10-08
Reports indicate that Apple will expand CarPlay to integrate core automotive control functions such as air conditioning, seats, and the dashboard.
October 7 – According to a recent report from Bloomberg, Apple is reportedly working on expanding CarPlay’s capabilities to encompass core automotive functions such as the air conditioning system, radio, speedometer, and even seats. The project, internally codenamed "IronHeart," is still in its early stages and will involve collaboration between Apple and automakers on several key vehicle features. Currently, beyond music and navigation, CarPlay doesn’t allow users to control any of the car’s actual functions—this new iPhone-based initiative aims to change that.
Sources familiar with the project reveal that Apple is developing a technology designed to seamlessly integrate access to features like air conditioning, speedometers, radios, and seat controls. The iPhone-based system will allow users to manage a wide range of vehicle controls, sensors, and settings directly from their devices. According to IT Home, the report highlights several new CarPlay functionalities, including real-time readings for both interior and exterior temperature and humidity, as well as controls for seats, armrests, the dashboard, and even the car’s built-in speakers. The report notes that Apple’s CarPlay strategy mirrors its approach with home and health services—integrating user data into a single app on the iPhone. Meanwhile, the "IronHeart" project aims to create a more comprehensive CarPlay experience, enabling users to enjoy all vehicle functions without having to switch between separate systems.
However, the report also notes that no automakers may be willing to hand over their control systems to Apple.
Translated from Sina Auto
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