Interested in building your own AIR application? Then check out these applications used by AKQA to build the EcoDrive application:
Do you have a cool Flex or AIR application that we should highlight in a future video – if so, please get in touch.
Behind the scenes of Fiat’s EcoDrive Adobe AIR application
A few weeks ago, Andrew Shorten and I talked to Fiat and AKQA about the Fiat EcoDrive AIR application. Find out why Fiat decided to make this application and how AKQA built it. See how this AIR application can save money for Fiat drivers and how the car is connected to it.
9 Responses to “Behind the scenes of Fiat’s EcoDrive Adobe AIR application”
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21. Jan, 2009
“Behind the scenes of Fiat’s EcoDrive Adobe AIR application” : http://tinyurl.com/7phsnk
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21. Jan, 2009
Blogged: Behind the scenes of Fiat’s EcoDrive AIR application: http://is.gd/gGHw or at @sjespers blog http://is.gd/gGEc
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21. Jan, 2009
RT @TwitLinksRSS: Behind the scenes of Fiat’;s EcoDrive Adobe AIR app | Serge Jespers: A few weeks ago, . http://tinyurl.com/7phsnk
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22. Jan, 2009
RT @A_G_Phillips: Save money & the planet…….nice! Fiat uses Adobe AIR for it’s Ecodrive desktop application: http://bit.ly/16eSv
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22. Jan, 2009
RT @A_G_Phillips: Save money & the planet…….nice! Fiat uses Adobe AIR for it’s Ecodrive desktop application: http://bit.ly/16eSv
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23. Jan, 2009
[...] http://www.webkitchen.be/2009/01/21/behind-the-scenes-of-fiats-ecodrive-adobe-air-application/ Posted by Mark Starling [...]
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23. Jan, 2009
[...] voici donc la vidéo de l’application trouvée sur psyched et webkitchen [...]
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29. Mar, 2009
[...] Andrew and I recorded a video about eco:Drive a few months ago. If you haven’t seen it and would like to find out more about why and how eco:Drive was built, check out the video here. [...]
It is actually CruiseControl.NET (http://ccnet.thoughtworks.com/), but the concept is the same :-)