Technology company Map collaborated with the leading global technology company based out of India, KPIT, to create the MaximusPro -- the world's first connected, integrated and digital platform for motorcycles.
This device was created to enable users with a distraction-free step-by-step navigation system. As well as offering basic map features, the device will identify extreme weather conditions, incomplete maps, varied roads, faster routes and the best driving conditions. Fully waterproof, the MaximusPro was tested in multiple environments, ensuring safety on any commuting trip from the city to natural terrains. The screen features a high-contrast display that self-adjusts depending on the natural sunlight.
The new MaximusPro by Map and KPIT is available online now.
Motorcycle Navigation Devices
Map and KPIT's MaximusPro is a New Digital Platform for Motocycles
Trend Themes
1. Connected Motorcycle Platforms - The MaximusPro by Map and KPIT is the world's first connected, integrated and digital platform for motorcycles, paving the way for future advancements in motorcycle technology.
2. Distraction-free Navigation - The MaximusPro provides a step-by-step navigation system for motorcycles, promoting safer and more focused riding experiences.
3. Smart Weather and Road Conditions - With the ability to identify extreme weather conditions, incomplete maps, varied roads, and faster routes, the MaximusPro offers users real-time information for better decision making while riding.
Industry Implications
1. Motorcycle Technology - The MaximusPro represents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the motorcycle technology industry, setting the stage for advanced features and connectivity.
2. Navigation Systems - The MaximusPro's distraction-free navigation system introduces a new standard of navigation technology, potentially impacting the navigation systems industry.
3. Outdoor Gear - The waterproof and durable features of the MaximusPro make it a potential game-changer in the outdoor gear industry, catering to adventurous riders.