Enlarge / On the left, BMW’s 2021 i Vision Circular concept; on the right, this year’s i Vision Dee.BMW
I’m almost sad to not be in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show, and for the second year running, that fear of missing out is due to a new augmented reality display for cars. Last year, it was a new in-plane holographic optical element display from Texas Instruments that projects an image onto the surface of the windshield, unlike a traditional head-up display, which throws a smaller image out into space ahead of the driver.
This year, it’s a
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