Intel introduces Car Security Concept

Gone are the days when buying a car was an activity for the rich and the famous. Today, car is not just a leisure or luxury vehicle. Buying a car has become a necessity.

With the variety of cars available on the market these days and at different price range, people are looking forward to get one that suits their specific requirements and budget.

The best part is that car loans are widely available to help people arrange for the funds and purchase a car. These loans are available at various private institutions and government banks.

As soon as you get a car loan approved by a bank or a financial institution, it is time to start making your payments over a period of ten years.

Now the last thing you would want to happen is to have your vehicle stolen. Once it gets stolen, all your money and efforts will go in vain. It will never hurt to have security arrangements made.

A huge variety of car alarms are available on the market these days. Car alarms are wonderful option for keeping the car secure.

However, the only problem with these cars is that these will not work once you have parked on the 15th floor of your building. Most often, car alarms tend to go off.

Hence, it is imperative to get something unique. Recently, Intel has decided to introduce the best of car security fashion. In fact, it has come up with an all new proof-of-concept app.

This application is efficient in connecting your smartphone to the security system of vehicle. The basic concept behind this idea is that as soon as a car thief tries to play around with your car and break into it, the security system will instantly start streaming video straight to a cloud server. It will also alert you about the activity.

The video application can be easily utilized towards evidence in the court. It might also help the police to trace identification of the car thief in order to track him down. However, consistent WiFi signals can be a problem. Well, it is also true that it is not normal to find WiFi in the car parking area.

However, this is just evidence supporting a concept. All we can hope is that Intel will be successful in removing the bends and we can start to see it being applied soon. Let us wait for the Car security wonder by Intel.

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