Beyond screens: Mercedes-Benz's new holographic heads-up display
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Automaker Mercedes-Benz wants cars to communicate with their surroundings through the car windows. Screens are being integrated into the rear side windows and the rear window. Mercedes believes this can make cars safer and more informative.
Mercedes-Benz is working on an alternative to huge screens in the car. In future, a new holographic display directly in the windscreen will provide information and entertainment without disturbing the classic interior design. (Read more)
Mercedes-Benz Holographic Head-Up Display: The Future Beyond the Screen
Mercedes’ prototype holographic windshield display offers substantially higher resolution than current head-up displays, but it is not yet a practical replacement for passenger screens. The company says the production version will be smaller, quieter, brighter and less distorted, potentially turning a large section of the windshield into a screen for entertainment, navigation and other information. [...]
A projector and special film allow you to view different information for driver and passenger, without traditional screens.
At my press trip to Stuttgart, Mercedes presented three technologies that give a completely new role to previously underutilized surfaces in cars.
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