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Across the Audi stand from the new A3's interior and updated Audi Connect system was a prototype of the next-next-generation of heads-up display technology.
The display comes in three parts: one in front of the driver, another in front of the passenger and yet another sitting between the two, viewable by both people in the front seats.
While the addition of two more displays is more novel than functional, the way you can pass information between them makes it noteworthy. If the passenger, say, looks up a restaurant on their display, they can push navigation instructions to the center display and on to the driver. It's a slick setup, but likely won't come to market for at least a few more years. Get the full details and a brief demo video below the fold.Continue reading Audi shows off gesture-controlled heads-up display
Audi shows off gesture-controlled heads-up display originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Across the Audi stand from the new A3's interior and updated Audi Connect system was a prototype of the next-next-generation of heads-up display technology.
The display comes in three parts: one in front of the driver, another in front of the passenger and yet another sitting between the two, viewable by both people in the front seats.
While the addition of two more displays is more novel than functional, the way you can pass information between them makes it noteworthy. If the passenger, say, looks up a restaurant on their display, they can push navigation instructions to the center display and on to the driver. It's a slick setup, but likely won't come to market for at least a few more years. Get the full details and a brief demo video below the fold.Continue reading Audi shows off gesture-controlled heads-up display
Audi shows off gesture-controlled heads-up display originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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