Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Project Case · TPMS

TPMS Data on the Head Unit Screen for an Android Deck Brand

Sensor protocol adapted to their unit platform — four-tire pressure and temperature in their own dashboard UI, no second display.

TPMS data displayed on an Android head unit dashboard interface
  • Client: Android deck brand (name withheld by agreement)
  • Division: TPMS
  • Products supplied: Android display TPMS, protocol adaptation
  • Scope: sensor protocol adaptation, UI co-testing
  • Gate: configuration confirmed before sampling
The Brief

One Screen, Not Two

An Android deck brand wanted tire pressure shown on the factory-style dashboard UI, not on a second display. Their unit platform already had a dashboard layout; the TPMS data had to live inside it, across their firmware cycle.

What We Built

Protocol Adaptation, Then Co-Testing

Protocol adaptation

Sensor protocol adapted to their head unit platform.

UI integration

Pressure and temperature surfaced in their existing dashboard layout.

Co-testing

Tested through their firmware cycle, not just on our bench.

Sample approval first

Configuration locked on samples before any mass production.

Outcome

A Feature Their Competitors Taped On

For the brand

  • Four-tire pressure and temperature on their own UI.
  • A native feature, not an add-on screen.

For the installer

  • USB receiver, no wiring, no extra display to mount.
  • Same kit across the unit line.
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