A conversational AI car accessory for the aftermarket. Built on Meta's Muse platform. Pair with PAC and Stinger's connected dashboard hardware. Made by Skytech — same factory as the SKYTAG trackers.
Tesla gave its owners a car that watches itself and answers when spoken to. That experience is still locked behind a single badge. Muse Gadget brings it to every vehicle.
As legacy radio replacement declines, pricing power moves toward integration, diagnostics, and connected services. This line puts aftermarket car audio at the front of that shift.
Both products run on Meta's official Muse gadget platform and SDK. The car unit connects standard TPMS, OBD2, and remote-start hardware — and learns new models over the air.
The 12V dealer and installer network is built for exactly this kind of professional install — and conversational setup beats any app-based onboarding.
Voice service runs through a managed subscription layer with a limited free tier, so the line earns beyond the first sale. The billing relationship and revenue split are defined up front.
A 4G, GPS, BLE, and Wi-Fi gateway that turns standard aftermarket hardware into a conversational sentry. Owners ask their car questions instead of opening an app.
An ESP32-S3 hub paired with true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds for hands-free voice conversation with the Muse AI agent — no phone in the loop.
The Connected Car Gadget's hardware is purpose-built for in-vehicle use. Each component does one specific job, and the components work together as a complete system.
4G in. LTE Cat-1 modem on M.2 — always on, even when the car is parked. Data-only. No voice calls, no VoLTE, no WhatsApp calls — the 4G link is for data only (dashcam uploads, OTA updates, remote-start commands, voice-command relay through Meta's Muse cloud).
Wi-Fi out. 4G uplink bridged to a Wi-Fi 6 access point. Passengers connect their phones, tablets, and laptops to the car.
BLE peripherals. Pairs to standard TPMS sensors, OBD2 adapters, and remote-start modules. The Muse agent reads each one and adds the data to the conversational context. Also used to control Spotify playback on a paired phone (= remote control, not audio streaming).
GNSS for location. Sentry mode, "where is my car", and trip logging. Multi-constellation for urban-canyon accuracy.
Camera for eyes. Dashcam while driving. Sentry while parked (= 30-second clips uploaded via 4G on motion detection).
Same factory that builds PAC and Stinger's connected dashboards. Same OBD2 + TPMS + BLE standards they use.
Manufactured at the Skytech Thailand facility — the same factory trusted for PAC and Stinger's lines. We bring firmware, platform, and manufacturing. AAMP brings brand, distribution, and the dealer network.
Speaks BLE, OBD2 (CAN bus), and 12V accessory protocols. Pairs with first-party AAMP TPMS sensors, remote-start modules, and head units — no proprietary lock-in.
New sensor models and vehicles are added over the air. No dealer firmware update trips — the unit learns new TPMS / OBD2 profiles the first time it sees them.
"Warm up my car" already runs end to end on a live Muse gadget in our lab. Nothing here waits on a breakthrough that has not happened.
Each use case is a real scenario, not a hypothetical one. Every animation below is what you'd actually see in the Muse app.
Any aftermarket head unit that supports Bluetooth Low Energy pairing, plus standard 12V accessories — TPMS sensors, OBD2 diagnostics, and remote-start hardware. Designed as a companion to PAC and Stinger's connected dashboard lineup.
No. Muse Gadget is a 4G + GPS + BLE + Wi-Fi gateway that sits alongside your existing head unit. It adds conversational voice control, sentry monitoring, and TPMS/OBD2/remote-start diagnostics — without ripping out factory equipment.
Yes. Skytech is a long-standing OEM manufacturer for AAMP Global / Stinger Solutions. The Muse Gadget line was designed to integrate cleanly with PAC and Stinger aftermarket hardware. The device speaks standard BLE / OBD2 protocols, so it can pair with first-party AAMP accessories.
Yes. Installation is designed for AAMP's 12V dealer and installer channel. No phone app is required — the device pairs with your car's existing TPMS / OBD2 / remote-start hardware and learns new sensor models over the air. Most professional installers complete setup in under 30 minutes.
Standard trackers only report GPS location. Muse Gadget adds conversational voice ("warm up my car"), TPMS tire-pressure monitoring, OBD2 fault-code diagnostics, battery health, remote-start integration, and OTA firmware updates. Voice runs locally — works offline.
CarPlay and Android Auto require your phone in the loop. Muse Gadget runs locally on the device — no phone needed. It continues to work when your phone is dead, lost, or out of battery, and reads TPMS / OBD2 data that CarPlay cannot.
60-minute in-person walkthrough of the working devices. Dealer install, onboarding, and commercial structure. Schedule within the next two weeks.
Talk to Philip about a pilot View full product specsFor the full engineering writeup on building a Muse Gadget for in-car use — LTE / GNSS / automotive power / voice tuning — see:
How We Built a Muse Gadget for the Car →