Audi Q9 Debuts World's First Curved Digital OLED, Panel Thin as a Human Hair
Audi says the new system is a world first, with 512 OLED segments across six panels and up to eight digital light signatures.
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Motor1.comAudi Q9 debuts world-first curved OLED taillights
The glass inside the Audi Q9's new taillights is just 0.1 millimetres thick, about the width of a human hair. That thinness is what lets Audi bend its OLED panels to follow the SUV's body.Audi calls...
Audi Q9 Debuts World's First Curved Digital OLED, Panel Thin as a Human Hair
Not that long ago, car lights moved from being used to make the road ahead visible during the night to becoming a symbol of status and, in certain circumstances, communication tools with the exterior world. They are, if you will, smart lights, and they appear to become even smarter as time goes by. Audi is one of the carmakers that has always been at the forefront of R&D in the field of vehicle lights, having implemented, for ins... (continue r…
Audi's new large SUV brings a world first in automotive lighting, with three-dimensionally curved digital OLED panels just 0.1 millimeters thick. They can warn and communicate with other drivers while the turn signals are projected onto the road.
Audi has found another way to make vehicle lighting even more advanced. According to the manufacturer, the new Q9 will be the world's first model to feature three-dimensional curved OLED panels in the rear lights. The secret is a glass that is only 0.1 mm thick and can be adapted to the contours of the body. A total of 512 individually controllable light segments are housed in six panels. In addition to eight different light signatures, the rear…
Audi Q9 introduces digital 3D curved OLED stops, with 512 individual controllable segments, and Digital Matrix LED headlights with 25,600 micro-LEDs. The model is configurable in Romania from 111,645 euros.
Audi revolutionizes the lighting of the car with the new Q9, which debuts the first digital OLED production curved panels and lights capable of warning of danger situations.
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