Singapore, Singapore, July 20th, 2026, Chainwire Patent-backed AI precision positioning technology aims to accelerate the adoption of next-generation connected vehicles through software-defined mobility infrastructure. GOTCAR, an AI-powered Vehicle Intelligence platform, announced that its global application has surpassed 30,000 registered users worldwide. This milestone accelerates the company's development of a software-driven precision positioning technology designed to overcome GPS limitations without relying on expensive dedicated infrastructure. As Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), artificial intelligence, and connected mobility continue to reshape the global automotive industry, one critical challenge remains unresolved: enabling accurate vehicle positioning in environments where satellite navigation is unavailable. Although autonomous driving technologies have advanced rapidly in recent years, GPS-based navigation still struggles to operate reliably inside underground parking facilities, commercial complexes, airports, logistics centers, and other indoor environments. As a result, many next-generation mobility services—including indoor navigation, smart parking, parked vehicle localization, and autonomous parking—remain difficult to commercialize at scale. Conventional indoor positioning solutions often require LiDAR systems, Ultra-Wideband (UWB) infrastructure, BLE beacons, cameras, or other specialized hardware. While these approaches provide high positioning accuracy, they also involve substantial deployment and maintenance costs, making large-scale implementation economically challenging. Instead of depending on additional infrastructure, GOTCAR has developed a proprietary software architecture that analyzes standardized vehicle signals and driving behavior through artificial intelligence to estimate precise vehicle location. The company's core technology is protected by patented intellectual property and has been designed to enable scalable deployment across connected vehicle ecosystems. According to the company's internal analysis, conventional indoor navigation systems often require infrastructure investments of approximately US500 to US1,000 per parking space. For a commercial parking facility with approximately 3,000 parking spaces, total deployment costs may approach US$2 million, depending on the installation environment. By comparison, GOTCAR's AI-powered Vehicle Intelligence platform utilizes standardized vehicle-generated data rather than dedicated positioning infrastructure. According to