Volvo, like most European automobile manufacturers, is looking for technology to store the individualized "personal" data of their owner/ drivers. For example, the all new 2007 Volvo S80 has a key remote device that can sense whether there is a heartbeat in their vehicle as they approach it to unlock. The ability to remember the seat position they already have, but to remember the electronic climate settings most favored, the rear view mirrors, the driver's favorite radio and CD settings, the suspension adjustments and their lumbar resistance are all part of the future. The "buyer" of these $50,000 plus automobiles see real value in this "comfort" technology.
I envision a CyberKey solution that is inserted into the dash that will not only start the vehicle but unlock a myriad of personalization and security. The data stored could even transmit critical medical information about the driver or frequent passengers to first responders should the airbags be deployed.
When I finally started looking at CKYS as a "solutions" provider and not just another thumbdrive manufacturer, their future... and Mine, became a lot clearer!
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