Detect, prevent, secure: why shift-left is the hottest trend in automotive right now
Maja Stefanovic — 08 July 2025
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05 January 2017
The development of autonomous features for connected cars relies heavily upon the collection and use of real-time location data, but that data is of no use unless it is accessible and understandable. This is where an advanced user interface (UI) comes in, providing drivers with a clear, attractive display in which information can be showcased.
At Rightware we specialize in delivering advanced UI technology to automotive and other embedded industries, helping them to create effective user experiences. Thanks to the agile workflow and modular architecture of our Kanzi UI design software, automotive developers are able to rapidly build these UIs.
Now, Kanzi UI will be integrated with the HERE Open Location Platform, a collaborative data platform that provides a rich data set where developers can choose the right information for each use case.
This integration will empower developers to quickly and easily include real-time location data into beautifully-designed user interfaces, and enable automakers to provide drivers with cooler, more personalized automotive experiences.
As the age of automation grows ever closer, it’s more important than ever that automotive companies are able to use real-time data to benefit their customers, and this partnership can play a significant part in ensuring that this is achieved.
Are you at CES 2017? Rightware and HERE are demonstrating the solution to selected audiences at the event in Las Vegas.
Jonas Geust
CEO at Rightware
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Jonas Geust
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