Autonomous driving will fundamentally change the way we travel in automobiles. Passengers will enjoy a fully-digitalised experience that can shift seamlessly between passive and active drive modes.
Things we know work intuitively, so it makes sense to make controlling functions in a car as simple as smartphone apps.
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Augmented reality driving
The variable head-up display projects all driver-relevant info into the driver's field of vision. An extremely broad field of vision facilitates almost complete representation of the surroundings in Augmented Reality.
Absolute simplicity. A single central display.
The main difference to conventional cars is that there's no screen behind the steering wheel. Why not? It's not necesseary. In 'autonomous drive mode' passengers share a central dashboard screen, like a home entertainment system. In active control, the driver has all relevant information on a heads-up display.