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CNET’s coverage of CES 2015:
The German automaker melds together its autonomous driving technology and wearables with an app in the works that lets drivers use smartwatches to command a BMW to park itself in a multi-level garage. The driver can also use the wearable tech to retrieve the car.
The German automaker melds together its autonomous driving technology and wearables with an app in the works that lets drivers use smartwatches to command a BMW to park itself in a multi-level garage. The driver can also use the wearable tech to retrieve the car.
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