Uploaded November 2009 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
A SEMA 2009 new product award went to Maxima Technologies for a fuel sensor that shows the level of the fuel. The breakthrough is that this sensor is self-calibrating. Retails between $80-$100 soon to be sold in automotive stores.
A SEMA 2009 new product award went to Maxima Technologies for a fuel sensor that shows the level of the fuel. The breakthrough is that this sensor is self-calibrating. Retails between $80-$100 soon to be sold in automotive stores.
![Introducing Mimics - The Ultimate iPhone-in-your-car experience [Promo]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mJ5yDRD7SIk/mqdefault.jpg "Introducing Mimics - The Ultimate iPhone-in-your-car experience [Promo]
Mimics Dash allows you to operate an iPhone via a touch screen monitor installed in your vehicle. After installing Mimics Dash, simply plug your iPhone in each time you enter your vehicle and enjoy the convenience of all of your iPhones apps, music, phone, and navigation features on a safe, easy-to-use touch screen monitor. By bridging the gap between your iPhone and your car, Mimics becomes the ultimate in-car entertainment system.
Heres how it works: The touch interface is interpreted by the module and transmitted via Bluetooth to your iPhone. Genius! Now you can control your phone from the monitor! The Module draws power from the Lilliput monitor, and video is supplied to the monitor via the Apple HDMI dock connector (optional). Audio is supplied to your aftermarket amplifier* via the 3.5mm jack on your iPhone (optional). Choose the Mimics Cable Option and well give you all of the necessary cables needed to get video and audio out from your phone and be able to charge while driving.
Made specifically for your vehicle, Mimics Dash is engineered to be an easy install (or have your local car stereo shop do it for you):
1. Remove your existing dash panel
2. Install the Mimics Dash
3. Install an aftermarket amplifier* of your choice
4. Connect the Mimics Cable kit and youre ready to go")
