A New Zealand tech duo have unveiled a new 'smart mount' system for cars - and hope a new funding bid will help take their innovation onto the dashboards of billions of cars across the globe.
Bluejay, which touts itself as the world's first 'smart' mount device, was designed by Nick Bartlett as a way to keep drivers connected to the outside world, all while keeping driving safe.
The smart device sits on the dashboard in the line of sight and comes with an app that manages pre-programmed quick messaging and calling, navigation and entertainment with a single tap.
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The device features other functions including automatic parking meter notifications, remote control of smart home systems, a do-not-disturb mode, pre-programmed SMS/emergency calls and even personal driving statistics.
Bluejay founder Nick Bartlett said now is the right time to digitally connect cars, similarly to other aspects of life.