We’ve spent decades building the hardware that powers production vehicles.
Now, we’re leading the shift to software-defined mobility. Creating the intelligent, connected framework automakers need to deliver seamless, intuitive, and future-ready driving experiences.
Global Reach. Local Support.
Bringing a new vehicle program to market requires more than great technology. It requires a partner that can work alongside your team, wherever you are.
With offices in Detroit, Michigan, Nagoya, Japan, and Torrance, California, Ottawa Infotainment provides hands-on support across North America and Asia. Whether you're an OEM, Tier 1 supplier, fleet operator, or emerging mobility company, our team is available to support development, integration, testing, and deployment throughout the lifecycle of your project.
From engineering workshops and vehicle bring-up to executive reviews and production readiness, we're committed to being where our customers need us most. Our global presence allows us to move quickly, collaborate closely, and help accelerate the delivery of next-generation software-defined vehicles.
Ottawa Infotainment delivers more than vehicle electronics. Our team provides end-to-end engineering services that help bring software-defined vehicle programs to life.
From custom application development and digital cockpit experiences to ADAS visualization, autonomous vehicle interfaces, and driver monitoring systems, we build solutions on top of our platform to meet each customer's unique requirements. Our engineers have supported technology demonstrations, concept vehicles, and production programs for leading automakers and Tier 1 suppliers, including many showcased at CES.
Great ideas only matter if they make it into vehicles. Ottawa Infotainment helps OEMs and suppliers turn concepts into production-ready products, accelerating development while reducing risk.
From digital cockpits and connected vehicle platforms to DragonFire Premium Audio, our white-label audio solution, we develop technologies that deliver premium user experiences while allowing manufacturers to maintain their own brand identity. The result is faster time-to-market, lower development costs, and products designed for the realities of production.
CES marked a major milestone for Ottawa Infotainment.
We arrived with a full slate of announcements that showcased what’s next for our platform and ecosystem. From new core capabilities to meaningful partner launches, CES was where we unveiled much of what we’ve been building behind the scenes. Throughout the week, we introduced key collaborations with Geotab, Pektron, and Emergency Safety Solutions (ESS), alongside additional partner announcements. CES gave us the opportunity to share real-time updates, live demonstrations, and on-site moments that highlighted how these technologies are moving from development into real-world deployment.
We built our own proprietary hardware specifically for DragonFire OS. This gives OEMs faster development cycles, lower integration costs, and smoother program launches.
DragonFire Spark
Our entry platform: fully customizable digital clusters, perfect for instrument displays and targeted fleet or light vehicle programs.
Full cockpit solution: combines clusters, center stack, and multiple screens into a single seamless experience for consumer vehicles and commercial OEM programs.
Unity and Ottawa Infotainment Showcase Strategic Collaboration at Autotech Detroit Bringing Unity’s Real-Time 3D Engine into a Safety-Certified Architecture for Next-Generation Digital Cockpits Detroit, Michigan – June 3, 2026 Ottawa Infotainment (Oi) and Unity today are bringing their strategic collaboration...
Ottawa Infotainment and Pektron Announce Strategic Collaboration on Keyless Entry at AutoTech Detroit Advancing Secure, Future Ready Smartphone Access Through Integrated Hardware and Software Innovation Detroit, Michigan – June 2, 2026 Ottawa Infotainment (Oi) and Pektron today announce a strategic...
Ottawa Infotainment Unveils Bundled Safety Innovation Package and Next-Generation Heads-Up Display Concept Inspired by the pioneering safety legacy of the Tucker 48, Ottawa Infotainment introduces a bundled approach to modern vehicle safety Detroit, Mi– June 2026 – Ottawa Infotainment...
I still remember 2016 vividly. I was leading the design of the infotainment system for the 2017 Subaru Impreza. Around that time, the now-famous Jeep hack made headlines around the world. Two researchers remotely took control of a Jeep on...
One of the most common questions I get from OEM partners is simple.How do you build an infotainment system that wins with customers, and lands at the top of JD Power and Consumer Reports? At Ottawa Infotainment, we do not...
Our central hub for design, engineering, and manufacturing. This is where our core innovations are developed and tested, powering the future of in-vehicle experiences.
Established in 2025, our U.S. office supports our growing customer base across North America, with a strong focus on automotive partners in Southern California.
