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for any software programers out there - this could be your chance -
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Because I believe that that is the reason they're not doing it currently. Right, so when the car sits for a week or two and has cats jumping on and off it at night the battery is going to get run down and folks will start complaining. I doubt they'd use just one camera since they are all over the trucks now.not sure why you are stuck on parasitic draws for a camera - which is only a concern when the vehicle is not running, but I have had several over the years and have not had issues unless the vehicle for a week or more - this would be an easy obstacle to contend with - program it to turn off after some predetermined time frame or not use it in that way at all...
But using the onboard cameras for that application (security when parked) is NOT what I am wanting - I want a dash cam while driving.
I could be wrong but pretty sure any "programming" going on for the vehicles is all in-house, they have these things locked downfor any software programers out there - this could be your chance -
WrongI could be wrong but pretty sure any "programming" going on for the vehicles is all in-house, they have these things locked down
everything I have read say's gm has locked it up for security reasons, no 3rd party's are allowed access except 1 that they partnered with for supercharger upgrades.Wrong
I even provided the link for developers
please elaborate and share your findings - I have shared my evidence to the contraryeverything I have read say's gm has locked it up for security reasons, no 3rd party's are allowed access except 1 that they partnered with for supercharger upgrades.
lol, you probably have no idea the amount of hoops that have to be jumped thru to get anything done, nor the amount of money required.please elaborate and share your findings - I have shared my evidence to the contrary
so you don't have evidence to backup your statement when you wrote "everything I have read say's gm has locked it up for security reasons, no 3rd party's are allowed access except 1 that they partnered with for supercharger upgrades"lol, you probably have no idea the amount of hoops that have to be jumped thru to get anything done, nor the amount of money required.
*Limitations and restrictions apply. Test vehicle(s) only. Distribution of application to customer vehicles, if first approved by GM at GM's discretion, requires a separate Commercial Agreement.
I also doubt any of those high earning nerds are on this forum nor pay attention to it.
maybe try some developer forums
that's correct. developing something for use in a vehicle that is made by a multi billion trillion? dollar corporation is not fiddlesticks, it's not as simple as making some kids game to download on your phone. HUGE barriers involved and even if you did manage to come up with a "good idea" you better have a gang of lawyers behind your back and deep pockets.so you don't have evidence to backup your statement when you wrote "everything I have read say's gm has locked it up for security reasons, no 3rd party's are allowed access except 1 that they partnered with for supercharger upgrades"