NNG Launch the iGO Primo Nextgen Navigation in India
The need of the hour for OEM’s in India was a single technology that raises the navigation software to a new level of usability, easy connectivity and feasibility. NNG realized this gap in the market and to address it, developed their groundbreaking new technology - ‘iGOprimonextgen’, localizing it to India.
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Designed specifically to cater automotive needs, using NNG’s nearly 10 years of industry experience and projects for over 30 car manufacturers, iGO primo nextgen features an adaptive HMI allowing easy customization for different hardware, screen size and resolution, while also being platform-independent.
Its easy adaptability is what makes it the perfect model for OEM’s as it saves time and resources while adjusting the same, thus providing affordable navigation solution to the automotive industry.
Flexibility is also presenting data entry modes, as iGO primo nextgen supports multimodal data entry, including touch screen, rotary controller, and voice control, as well as a combination of these technologies.
The efforts to make the connected car a reality don’t stop here. iGO primo nextgen, with an additional feature set, already in the final stages of development, will offer seamless integration with the smartphone of the driver, to bridge the gap between the life cycles of smartphones and head units. With data aggregated from multiple content providers, it will allow live weather updates and parking help but also possesses features like local search and traffic updates that guides you to the closest, traffic free route and offers high end connectivity, content updates and data synchronization. The additional feature set is planned to be part of iGO primo nextgenin the coming months.
ANS, as the strategic partner of NNG in India will further aid in providing the necessary customer understanding and customer support. Due to the cooperation of the two companies, iGO primo nextgen is to be available on the market from late August for current and potential automotive partners of NNG and ANS.
