In-car voice assistant without coverage
Drivers ask about features, warning lights and settings by voice, and get an answer in a tunnel or on a mountain road.
Automotive · In the car
Owner’s manual on the head unit
Drivers ask how a feature works instead of opening a 400-page manual in the glovebox.
- Head unit
- Works offline
Head unit assistantOn this device · no internet needed
How do I turn on lane keeping?
Press the steering-wheel button with the lane icon. A green lane symbol shows when it’s active.
How do I set the seat memory?
Adjust the seat and mirrors, press SET on the door panel, then press 1 or 2 within five seconds. You’ll hear a beep when it’s saved.
What does auto hold do?
It keeps the brakes on after you stop, so you can lift your foot. Press the accelerator to drive off and it releases.
The problem
Modern cars have dozens of features that most owners never find. The printed manual is long, organised by system rather than by question, and rarely leaves the glovebox. Owners call the dealer or search online for answers that are already in the car’s own documentation, and sometimes find advice for a different model year.
Who uses it
Owners and everyday drivers, by touch or voice on the head unit. Your product and owner-experience teams keep the manual content current.
What you train it on
- Owner’s manuals per model year
- Feature guides and quick-start cards
- Infotainment help pages
- Trim and market variations
How it works on the device
- 1
Your manual, per model and trim
The assistant is trained on the manual for the exact model, trim and market, so answers match the car the driver is sitting in.
- 2
Fitted to the head unit
It runs on the head unit’s own chip and answers in about a second, with or without a signal.
- 3
Kept current over the air
Manual revisions and new feature guides arrive as small updates, and the head unit switches to them when the car is idle.
Why it runs on the device
The right model, every time
Answers come from the manual for this car, not from a generic search result.
Works anywhere
Underground car parks and remote roads make no difference.
Fewer avoidable dealer calls
Owners solve simple how-to questions themselves, from the seat.
Questions
No. It answers from the same manual, so the printed or digital version stays the reference.
Yes. Each car carries the content for its own model year and trim.
You update the source, the next version is trained and checked, and the head units download it over the air.
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