Once you have confirmed that you will post a smart motorcycle, BMW decided once again to bring fascinating concepts to its cars, now bringing the “ HoloActive Touch“, A virtual interface for cars that will be officially presented at CES 2017.
According to the description of the BMW, the interface allows the driver to control the car's functions with gestures and hand movements, allowing drivers to use “the driver's visible and tangible interaction of conventional touch screens”.
The company is supposed to project holographic control surfaces upwards from the center console at the height of the steering wheel, allowing the driver to interact with them using his free hand. A camera will track the positions of the fingertip and the system will emit a “pulse” when a function is activated.
BMW has yet to guarantee when the “HoloActive Touch”Could be integrated into their cars, but cited the concepts of past CES events that have evolved, such as gesture control that is now available on both the BMW 7 and 5 series and the AirTouch which debuted last year.
Certainly, during the “HoloActive Touch”At CES 2017 will give you a better idea of ​​how the whole system works before you start worrying about how a holographic system can distract drivers much more than helping them.
I believe that many are eager to know this innovation, right?
