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For those of us interested in how these systems work—or for parents looking to explain the "why" to their kids—this is a perfect real-world application of physics and computer science. Understanding how a G-sensor detects a "harsh brake" versus a "stiff suspension" is a lesson in inertia and acceleration. Similarly, the way the software overlays GPS coordinates onto Google Maps is a great introduction to coordinate geometry and satellite communication.

At UNICCM, we believe that the best way to get school children excited about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is by showing them how it applies to everyday objects like the family car. Whether it's the electronics inside a dashcam or the mechanical engineering of a cup chassis, there is a wealth of knowledge to be found in the automotive world.