The DCar-BT is a compact, smart device designed to connect non-connected vehicles. Currently factory-fitted on the Citroën AMI, Fiat Topolino, and Opel Rocks-e, it integrates easily with manufacturers’ apps via Bluetooth, delivering a smooth, modern user experience.
Its design rules are those applied to first-fit automotive products.
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A connected monitoring device makes it possible to remotely supervise and control mobile equipment or systems through embedded communication technologies.
Remote control improves responsiveness, allows real-time monitoring of equipment, and reduces the need for physical on-site visits.
DCar-BT can be used to connect various mobile systems, industrial equipment, or infrastructure that requires data exchange and remote monitoring.
A versatile solution adapts to different uses, platforms, and technical environments without multiplying the number of dedicated devices.
Yes, DCar-BT was designed to meet supervision, control, and connectivity needs in a variety of industrial and technical environments.
Real-time connectivity improves equipment monitoring, speeds up decision-making, and optimizes field operations.
DCar-BT is a connectivity solution developed to remotely monitor, control, and interact with various mobile systems and connected equipment. With its multiple communication and integration capabilities, this device adapts to many industrial applications requiring data exchange, field monitoring, and advanced connectivity.
Its versatility makes it possible to integrate embedded communication, remote control, and technical data reporting features in a wide range of environments. DCar-BT can thus be used to connect mobile equipment, monitor installations, or handle data exchanges between connected systems and business platforms.
Designed for projects requiring flexibility, compatibility, and remote monitoring, DCar-BT is a solution suited to industrial applications, connected infrastructure, and environments that call for real-time control and communication.
