Chamberlain Group’s myQ Auto technology to be showcased in Mitsubishi Electric’s in-car infotainment system at TU-Automotive Detroit

Today, many drivers have the ability to open and close the garage door with the push of a button in their vehicle when entering or leaving their driveway. myQ Auto extends this capability by connecting the vehicle to the cloud to give drivers new levels of information and control over the most important and largest access point in the house – the garage. Visitors to the Chamberlain booth can learn more about myQ Auto and experience Mitsubishi Electric’s FLEXConnect.AI in-car infotainment system with built-in myQ Auto technology. The system will show how drivers can use the touchscreen or voice command to identify garage door status, allowing drivers to monitor, close and open their garage door wherever they are on their journey.

“MyQ Auto answers the question often asked while driving far from home:” Did I remember to close the garage door? – and responds conveniently, “said Khamharn.” We are delighted to be working with Mitsubishi Electric, one of the leading manufacturers of in-car entertainment, to demonstrate how myQ Auto works. As vehicle connectivity continues to grow, the opening and closing the garage door is just the beginning of myQ Auto’s capabilities. ”

For over 20 years, CGI has been innovating in vehicle-to-home connectivity. With myQ Auto, CGI is redefining vehicle-to-destination access solutions that enable more meaningful driving experiences, connecting the vehicle to garage doors, gates and the connected home. Designed to integrate with an OEM’s connected ecosystem, myQ Auto serves as a building block for automakers looking to create rich, intelligent and predictive user experiences. For example, myQ Auto technology can evolve from voice activation for opening and closing the garage door from anywhere to integrating predictive intelligence applications for enhanced security features and increased convenience. Unique feature apps using predictive intelligence can include knowing when a driver is approaching the house and automatically opening the garage door or closing the garage door when the driver has left the premises.

“Consumers today have indicated that garage door control is highly desired in infotainment systems, with garage door openers ranking higher than roadside assistance or GPS,” said Marc Rakoski, vice president of Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc. “They also want a smooth transition from car to home. As we continue to work with automakers to incorporate cutting-edge technologies, drivers want an improved journey, working with innovative solutions like myQ Auto allows us to present connected and seamless experiences between car and car. House.”

About the Chamberlain Group
CGI is a global leader in access control solutions with its Liftmaster^® and Chamberlain^® garage door opener brands and myQ^® smart technology. Delivering the power of access and knowledge, CGI’s broad line of industry-leading residential and commercial access solutions are designed to fit any lifestyle or application, offering the latest security technologies and innovations. , security and convenience.

About CGI Automotive Connectivity Solutions
For more than 20 years, CGI has innovated in vehicle-to-home connectivity, with technology integrated into more than 150 million vehicles. Automotive Connectivity Solutions from CGI The business unit focuses exclusively on the development of access solutions that deliver rich, intelligent and predictive driving experiences, connecting the vehicle to gates, garage doors and the home. For more information, visit Chamberlaingroup.com.

About Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, is a global supplier of in-vehicle infotainment, telematics and security systems. Founded in 1979, the company’s innovative technology enables automakers to exceed consumer expectations through high-quality vehicle designs at the speed of mobility. Industry leaders such as BMW, Chrysler, Daimler, Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan and Volvo depend on Mitsubishi Electric for everything from engine control units and navigation systems to autonomous technologies. Additional information is available at: www.meaa-mea.com.

SOURCE Chamberlain Group