Mercedes created a new controllable display system, which is the companies second iteration of the MBUX information system. The new controllable display system will be included in the 2021 S-Class sedan. The screen measures in at 12.8 inches and the OLED screen provide users haptic feedback. Three additional screens can also be included in vehicle, which is located in the vicinity of backseat passengers.
Changing the display system resulted in eliminating 27 buttons form the vehicle, which means drivers can have more hands-free controls. Overall providing a more hands-free experience will increase some safety aspects of the car. The system also has other safety-focused features and it has the ability to detect if a child is properly attached.
Novel In-Car Display Systems
Mercedes Created a Controllable Display for Hands-Free Driving
Trend Themes
1. Controllable Display Systems - Creating controllable display systems for hands-free driving allows for more convenient and safer vehicle operation.
2. Haptic Feedback Screens - Implementing OLED screens with haptic feedback in cars enhances user interaction and provides a more immersive experience.
3. Elimination of Buttons - Reducing the number of buttons in cars through advanced display systems enables a more streamlined and intuitive user interface.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Technology - The automotive technology industry can explore opportunities to develop advanced display systems for seamless and efficient vehicle operation.
2. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can leverage haptic feedback screen technology to enhance user experience in various devices, including cars.
3. Child Safety Products - The child safety products industry can innovate by integrating advanced detection systems in vehicles to ensure proper attachment and safety for children.