Electric vehicle maker Tesla involved in smartwatch development
According to an update from the
Tesla is involved in the development of a smartwatch, but why?-Electrek
https://electrek.co/2020/08/10/tesla-smartwatch-why/
According to electric vehicle media Electrek , wearable company Xplora Technologies, which has been developing smartwatches for children, is applying for the latest smartwatch to the FCC, and Tesla is involved in this development application document It is described in.
The application submitted to the FCC is 'Xplora Technologies approves that Wu Xuewen of Xenzhen BALUN Technology will act on our behalf only for matters related to FCC device certification application with FCC ID '2AVMJX5P'. The actions that Shenzhen BALUN Technology needs to do in this regard have the same effect as Tesla's actions.'' It has become.
The application submitted to the FCC is as follows.
Authorization Letter 4826845 by Fred Lamert on Scribd
It is unknown why Tesla is involved in the development of smartwatches, but Xplora Technologies is applying for approval from the FCC for communication connection in smartwatches for children such as X5 Play eSIM , Electrek said I will.
'It's hard to believe that Tesla will be involved in the development of smartwatches for children,' said Electrek, pointing out that Tesla may have acquired Xplora Technologies. In addition, while pointing out that it may have acquired Xplora Technologies for its employees and companies, Tesla said that it is strange to apply for FCC approval to sell products in the United States. He says he may be looking at some new product that uses the smartwatch platform.
In addition, third-party application developers have already succeeded in controlling Tesla's electric car from smart watch using Apple Watch application .
Tesla Model S P85D Summon from Apple Watch (Remote S-Rego Apps)-YouTube
As Tesla has allowed smartphones to be used in place of key fobs in the Model 3 and Model Y, there's a good chance it's trying to offer a smartwatch as an additional option, Electrek writes.
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