An application of in-vehicle infotainment systems to two-wheeled vehicles allows riders to access navigation, communication, and entertainment features through a simplified interface while operating their motorcycles. This adaptation aims to minimize distractions and enhance safety by integrating smartphone functionality with motorcycle controls and displays. A common use case involves displaying map directions and playing music through a Bluetooth-connected headset, controlled via handlebar-mounted buttons.
The integration of digital technology into motorcycle riding addresses the need for safer and more connected experiences. Historically, motorcyclists relied on less convenient methods for navigation and communication. This technology offers potential benefits such as improved route planning, hands-free communication, and access to real-time traffic updates, all contributing to a more informed and potentially safer ride. The development reflects a broader trend of incorporating advanced technology into various transportation modes.