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Gentex to Demonstrate New Connected Car, Biometrics and Digital Rear Vision Technologies at CES 2018

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Gentex to Demonstrate New Connected Car, Biometrics and Digital Rear Vision Technologies at CES 2018 Gentex to highlight: HomeLink Connect™, an all-new car-to-home automation system that allows drivers to operate home automation devices from the vehicle’s touch screenThe latest automotive biometrics system that authent…
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  • Gentex and Visa are working together to show the ways that their technology and in-vehicle payments can complement one another

    80% confidence
  • This year Gentex will be demonstrating fully functional, vehicle-integrated versions of these same features, along with exciting new technology that is currently under development

    80% confidence
  • When you combine Visa's leadership in digital payments with Gentex's connected car features and in-vehicle displays, they can work together to help automakers implement unique and robust in-vehicle payments solutions

    80% confidence
  • The driver's eyes are key to securing and customizing the in-vehicle, connected-car experience

    80% confidence
  • By knowing exactly who is behind the wheel, automakers can implement vehicle security, personalize the vehicle cabin, and secure access to cloud-based accounts, apps, and additional connected-car services

    80% confidence
  • Last year at CES, Gentex unveiled several new prototype technologies that garnered lots of attention from automakers

    80% confidence
  • By adding cloud-based wireless control to HomeLink's traditional RF functionality, the feature stands to remain the industry's most versatile, reliable, and comprehensive in-vehicle home automation system

    80% confidence
  • HomeLink Connect opens the feature to new markets and new users by providing an ever-expanding number of use cases

    80% confidence
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