Augmented Reality in Cars
summary
A prototype 3D head-up display (HUD) projects graphics into the world with per-pixel depth and variable accommodation from near to infinity, giving about 17° field of view versus typical 5–10°. It overlays direct turn arrows on the windshield, ties navigation to ADAS (highlighting pedestrians, parking spots, lane cues), and a preliminary AutomotiveUI 2014 evaluation shows earlier, more confident turns and reduced off-road glance time. Users still prefer AR plus traditional audio/map together.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to AR in cars
- 1:08Opportunities and challenges
- 3:163D heads-up display prototype
- 5:26PersonNavi navigation system
- 7:56Q&A session begins
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