Temporary blindness that occurs when the sun gets in your eyes while driving continues to be a big hazard on the road, so the conceptual Bosch 'Virtual Visor' shows off an intelligent solution to this problem at CES 2020. The vehicle visor highlights an intuitive design that can be positioned into place and utilizes cameras that will continuously monitor the sun to fade portions strategically on the LCD panel. This will allow drivers to maintain their field of vision while on the road and eliminate the occurrence of glare in high-UV driving conditions.
The conceptual Bosch 'Virtual Visor' showcases enhanced safety features for drivers of passenger vehicles and transport trucks alike to enhance safety on the road by increasing overall visibility.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Intelligent Vehicle Visors
- Innovative vehicle visors with augmented security features can offer improved driver safety with reduced glare and improved field of vision.
- Camera-based Sun Monitoring
- Applications of camera-based sun monitoring technology can lead to improved road safety with the elimination of temporary blindness and other driving hazards.
- LCD Panel Technology
- Advances in LCD panel technology are opening up new possibilities for in-car safety features and innovative design in automotive industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive Technology
- Innovative car safety technologies like the Bosch 'Virtual Visor' present opportunities to improve the driving experience and safeguard drivers and passengers alike.
- Transportation and Logistics
- Technologies that increase visibility and reduce driving hazards can be especially relevant in the transportation and logistics sector where driver safety is critical.
- Consumer Electronics
- The development of new technologies like the 'Virtual Visor' highlights disruptive innovation opportunities for consumer electronics companies to capitalize on advancements in vehicle safety features.
