Ileja Tech With its first automotive head-up display (HUD) already on sale in China, Ileja Tech seeks funding through an Indiegogo campaign to offer a second generation of its device in the US market. Carrobot C2 can be installed in almost any car, and projects translucent graphics showing navigation and communications in the driver s field of [...]
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W02 Head Up Display! W02 Head Up Display is designed for preventing accident, which can project important information (e.g. vehicle speed) onto the front windshield at the eye level of the driver. Besides, the display location and brightness can be adjusted through automatic induction, which can prevent the driver from looking down at the instrument [...]
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Head-up display (HUD) was originally developed by the military to transmit targeting information to pilots without forcing them to take their eyes away from their flight path. In recent years, the technology has been utilized by mainstream automobile manufacturers to provide drivers with the same ability to information such as speed and directions [...]
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To keep drivers eyes on the road, cars are getting a third display to project information: the windshield by and Cars are running out of screens. The dashboard is a jumble of numbers, icons, indicator lights, and gauges. In some vehicles, the display built into the center console is bigger than our televisions in certain rooms at home. But drivers [...]
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First used in military fighter jets, the head-up display (HUD) falls somewhere between a tech and safety feature. The device reduces dangerous distractions by displaying key information, such as a car’s speed and navigation directions, directly in the driver’s line of sight. Some systems project information onto the windshield, while others project [...]
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Head-up displays are some of the coolest new features in premium cars from the likes of Mercedes, BMW and Cadillac. Also known as a HUD, this brilliant setup projects key information onto the windshield of your car, just below your line of sight. Only the driver of the car and see this special projection, which can display anything from a speedometer [...]
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